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Bob-

Here is an example for you where you can write your own custom directive to handle having a ‘localData’ array and change the tree whenever you resolve your promise: http://jsfiddle.net/1eqrsmxg/1/.

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Bob-

As Peter mentioned, it is a violation of their license agreement to modify their code, so I can’t post the changes identified in the initial post any more than what was already mentioned. If you want to use the jqxTree with a ‘localData’ array, you will have to create your own directive (like my example on jsfiddle) as the one maintained by the jqwidgets team does not currently support doing so.

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I’m not sure if there was supposed to be an example shown above, but here is a jsfiddle that shows the issue: http://jsfiddle.net/320s27qL/.

It shows that when using the jqxTree directive provided by the library currently, the tree is incorrectly built as I described in the first post. I created an example directive using the exact same settings object and it properly creates the jqxTree.

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Peter-

Thank you for your response. The changes identified were as a courtesy to you and your team as a potential solution to this defect, not meant to be taken as we were planning on going forward with such a change.

Is your team planning on fixing this so that the jqxTree works properly with your AngularJS directive?

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