[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thank you very much!

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

As a follow-up to the question, I am now able to render the dropdown list items in the different colours – as required.

Now, how do I ensure that the selected item colour is also displayed in the form?

(I.e. the colour of the displayed item in the form seems to be determined by the chosen theme colour. How is that default colour overridden by the new required colour?).

Many thanks in advance.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thank you!

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

I understand.

I will use Smarty as a templating engine to produce such reports.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Yes – I noticed that.

Do you have any suggestions for producing a report where the groups are preserved?

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thanks for the follow-up. Once I understood where the problem was arising from, I managed to find a work-around.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thank you very much!

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Perhaps I can provide further context to my question.

Referring to the drag and drop demo:

http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-demo/demos/jqxtree/index.htm#demos/jqxtree/dragdrop.htm

There are two possible modes of operation – drag and drop within a single tree, or drag and drop from one tree to the other.

After a drag operation is started, and the drop is performed, how does one determine which tree is the target?

Best regards,

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

After further investigation, I traced the problem ‘root cause’ to the fact that when a drop occurs on the selected target, an ‘on select’ event is created by the selected target.

This can have unintended consequences if it is not anticipated.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

I should also add that the only way to remove the sticky dragged image is to do a complete browser page reload and refresh.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Please ignore this question. I discovered that the length of the labels in the tree was causing problems.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

I have trying to use the script:

      var dragFeedback = $(".jqx-tree-item.jqx-draggable-dragging");
      dragFeedback.css({
        'width': '65px',
        'height': '65px',
        'background-image': 'url(http://www.jqwidgets.com/wp-content/design/i/ico_rocket.svg)'
      });
      dragFeedback.text('');

but I am finding a peculiar effect.

a) the icon does not disappear after dropping (i.e. releasing the mouse button), and
b) on subsequent drags the icon stubbornly clings to the left hand border of the widget.

Do you have any idea what this behaviour might be attributed to, and secondly, how to correct it – so that it haves as in the example?

Many thanks,

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thank you.

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Thanks for the quick response.

But since I am using the drag and drop facilities of Tree (which are not supported by TreeGrid), I have to use the Tree.

But TreeGrid supports data export, so I have to load my data to the TreeGrid in order to export it in html.

Perhaps there is a convenient method for exporting data from Tree to re-import it into TreeGrid – just so that I can export it to html?

Many thanks,

Alastair

[alastairwalkerParticipant]

Ok – many thanks for the response!

Alastair

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