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steve589

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Hi,

is it possible to access the data of a UniTreeNode in javascript on the page?

I could not figure out how to do this.

Sencha treenode also has a data-property which can be accessed, but this is obviously not the same.

 

I added a value to a UniTreeNode like so:

 

type
  TNodeInfo = class(TObject)
    ID: Integer;
    scrollTo: String;
  end;
 
procedure addNode(NavTree: TUniTreeView; ID: Integer; sText, sAnchor: String);
var Nd: TUniTreeNode;
      Ni: TNodeInfo;
begin
       Ni := TNodeInfo.Create;
       Ni.ID := ID;
       Ni.scrollTo := sAnchor;
 
       Nd := NavTree.Items.Add(nil, sText);
       Nd.Data := Ni;
end;
 
In ExtEvents "itemclick" I can access record.data, but my added ID and scrollTo - properties are not available.
 
Thanks for help.
Steve
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Hi,

 

Yes, it will be available on the server side

 

But, you can try to use this approach for now I think, for example:

procedure addNode(NavTree: TUniTreeView; ID: Integer; sText, sAnchor: String);
var Nd: TUniTreeNode;
    Ni: TNodeInfo;
begin
  Ni := TNodeInfo.Create;
  Ni.ID := ID;
  Ni.scrollTo := sAnchor;
  Nd := NavTree.Items.Add(nil, sText);
  Nd.Data := Ni;
  
  with NavTree.JSInterface do
  begin
    JSCode(#1'.store.getNodeById('+ IntToStr(TWebTreeNode(Nd).Id) +').data._ID = ' + IntToStr(ID) + ';');
    JSCode(#1'.store.getNodeById('+ IntToStr(TWebTreeNode(Nd).Id) +').data._scrollTo = "' + sAnchor + '";');
  end;

end;
function itemclick(sender, record, item, index, e, eOpts)
{
    alert(record.data._ID + ', ' + record.data._scrollTo)
}
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well, something is not working with this solution, I get the alert:

"Cannot read property 'data' of null"

 

when I set a breakpoint at

    O93.store.getNodeById(1).data._ID = 1;

and check in the console

    O93.store.getNodeById(1)

the result is null

 

after closing the alert the page is not visible, but when I then check again the console it gives me:

   constructor {$observableInitialized: true, hasListeners: j, eventedBeforeEventNames: {…}, events: {…}, initConfig: ƒ, …}

 

obviously the object does not exist at load-time yet

 

any Ideas?

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You wrote: "Yes, it will be available on the server side"

Did you mean "Yes, it will be available on the client side"?

 

This would be fine  :),

but there is no need to hurry, I found a very simple solution (rather a hack):

 

I put the anchor hidden in the text property:

    Nd := NavTree.Items.Add(nil, '<span "' + sAnchor + '">' + sText + '</span>');

 

and then I can get it like so:
NavTree.ClientEvents.ExtEvents.Values['itemclick'] := 'function itemclick(sender, record, item, index, e, eOpts) {' +
      'var iPos = record.data.text.indexOf(">") - 1,' +
      '    anchor = record.data.text.substring(7, iPos),' +
      '    elTo = ' + UniURLFrame1.JSName + '.iframe.contentWindow.document.getElementById(anchor);' +
      'if (elTo) {' +
      '  ' + UniURLFrame1.JSName + '.iframe.contentWindow.document.scrollingElement.scrollTop = elTo.offsetTop - 5;' +
      '}' +
   '}';

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