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Tree structure using Jquery / Javascript / Html

Hi Experts,

My web application was developed using C#/ASP.NET and for each menu/tab we have a help icon and if we click on help icon it should open a new browser window and should redirect to corresponding contents page (Html files) highlighting left hand side node (contents) and displaying details in the right hand side, similar to this tree structure (http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/introduction-common_changes_backward_compatibility.html).

Foar eg: from application we pass Page name( Page1,Subpage1...etc) like this http://testserver/mauals/index.html?Page1.htm (Assuming user has clicked Help icon on Page1) and it should Highlight Page1 on the left side of Tree structure and display contents in the right pane.

Can any one help me (with sample code) for the above task using Jquery/Javascript/Html ?

Thanks in advance

Michel Plungjan

There was nothing on Google that fit your needs?

First thing I came across was http://jquery-plugins.net/tag/treeview

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Scott Fell

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ksd123

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Thanks padas for your sample code and appreciate your time.

1) I need one more help,in the tree structure left pane shows (Root node 1,child node 1 etc) and need sample code that shows Details of the Highlighted node in the Right pane using Jquery / HTML?

2)I just want to double check with you that the below JQuery code for highlighting selection of node will be compatable with all browsers (ie7,ie8,ie9,google chrome etc) ?, I heard that sometime's it may not work (Highlight) in some browsers. Can you suggest me on this ?

$(this).find('a').addClass('jstree-clicked ');

Scott Fell

I develop on a mac and personally don't support the older browsers in anything I do. I understand the need for corporate account though.

The first step is using the jstree demo in ie7,8 and 9. If that works, then it should be good. The code $(this).find('a').addClass('jstree-clicked '); is simply adding a class to the anchor so you end up with <a class="stree-clicked" href="#">something</a>. Jquery 1.x supports the older ie browsers. Jquery 2.x is lighter weight because they took out the support for older browsers. So as long as you are using jquery 1.x all should be good.

I would still suggest making a quick sample page and testing it first.

ksd123

ASKER

I have created sample page and it's working fine in all browsers and just need sample code that shows Details (static content) of the Highlighted node in the Right pane using Jquery / HTML?

Scott Fell

>just need sample code

http:Q_28277863.html#a39602888

If you take the time to recreate the sample code including html, project css and js, you will see this works.

ksd123

ASKER

Thank you Padas.

I am just asking sample code for the right pane, in the tree structure if I click on "Child node 1" it should display some static content related to "Child node 1"in the right pane similar to this (http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/introduction-common_changes_backward_compatibility.html).

ksd123

ASKER

Thank you so much