[scrummieMember]

I used cookies to store the state and checked the state as I was creating my JSON

[scrummieMember]

I was being very dim… I apologize for that, not enough coffee…

icon: "images/folderIcon.png", label: "Search Engine", id:"{id from db}", value:"{insert value here}", expanded: false, items: 
		[
			{label: "<a href='http://google.com' target='_blank'> Google</a>", id:"{id from db}", value:"{insert value here}" }
		]
},{
icon: "images/folderIcon.png", label: "Another folder", id:"{id from db}", value:"{insert value here}", expanded: false, items: 
		[
			{label: "<a href='http://someOtherDomain.com' target='_blank'> Test</a>", id:"{id from db}", value:"{insert value here}" }
		]
}

[scrummieMember]

I have tried attributes such as:
– url
– uri
– destination
– link
– target

all with no joy.

[scrummieMember]

But what if I am building the tree using JSON? Here is a snippet of my JSON:

	{
		icon: "images/folderIcon.png", label: "Java Src", expanded: false, items: [
			{ icon: "images/favorites.png", label: "Overview (Java EE 6 )" },
			{ icon: "images/favorites.png", label: "Overview (Java Platform SE 6)" },
			{ icon: "images/favorites.png", label: "Overview (Java Platform SE 7 )" }
		]
	},

This creates a folder called “Java Src” with three nodes underneath them. So how in JSON do I add a url to these nodes?

Regards,

Jay

[scrummieMember]

Thank for you responding, but in the demo that you sent the do not have links in them…

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