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CF_WebGirl #1
Live working examples of cftree and/or cfgrouptype="accordian
Hello,
Can any one send me a link to a live working cftree flash feature. I've
searched the internet and found countless how to tutorials and pictures of
their cftree but no an example of an actual cftree working. Please advice. Is
anyone even using this feature?
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Abinidi #2 Re: Live working examples of cftree and/or cfgrouptype="accordian
Check out the examples at [url]http://www.asfusion.com[/url]
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Unregistered #3 Re: Live working examples of cftree and/or cfgrouptype="accordian
The code in the CF8 page page demos it working, but I too am having trouble getting it to work properly with CFDIRECTORY. Here's the demo code:
Originally Posted by CF_WebGirl
<!--- Query the datasource to get employee information. --->
<!--- Group the output by Department. (All fields are required in Group By clause.) --->
<cfquery name = "GetEmployees" dataSource = "cfdocexamples">
SELECT Emp_ID, FirstName, LastName, EMail, Phone, Department
FROM Employees
GROUP BY Department, Emp_ID, FirstName, LastName, EMail, Phone
</cfquery>
<body>
<!--- The following runs if the user clicked on a link in the tree. A complete application would use the ID for additional processing. --->
<cfif isdefined("Form.fieldnames")>
<b>Selected item information</b><br>
<cfoutput>
<b>Path: </b>#form.Employees.Path#<br>
<b>node: </b>#form.Employees.node#<br>
<br>
</cfoutput>
</cfif>
<!--- Display the tree. The cftree tag must be in a cfform. --->
<cfform action="#cgi.script_name#" preservedata="Yes" format="Flash">
<cftree
name = "Employees"
height = "600"
width = "400"
font = "Arial Narrow"
italic="yes"
highlighthref="No"
HScroll="no"
VScroll="no"
completepath="no"
lookandfeel="windows"
border="No"
required="yes"
>
<!--- cfoutput tag with a group attribute loops over the departments. --->
<cfoutput group="Department" query = "GetEmployees">
<cftreeitem value="#Department#" parent="Employees" expand="yes">
<!--- This cfoutput tag loops over the records for the department. The cfoutput tag does not need any attributes. --->
<cfoutput>
<!--- Create an item for each employee in the department. Do not expand children. Each employee name links to this page, and sends the employee ID in the query string.--->
<cftreeitem value = "#LastName#, #FirstName#" parent = "#Department#" expand="false" img="cd" href="#cgi.script_name#?user_id=#emp_id#">
<!--- Each Employee entry has Id, and contact info children. --->
<cftreeitem value = "#Emp_ID#" display = "Employee ID: #Emp_ID#" parent = "#LastName#, #FirstName#" img="remote">
<!--- Each node must be unique value, so use Emp_ID om value. --->
<cftreeitem value = "#Emp_ID#_ContactInfo" img="computer" display = "Contact Information" parent = "#LastName#, #FirstName#" expand = "false">
<!--- ContacInfo has two children --->
<cftreeitem value = "#Phone#" parent = "#Emp_ID#_ContactInfo">
<cftreeitem value = "#Email#" parent = "#Emp_ID#_ContactInfo">
</cfoutput>
</cfoutput>
</cftree>
<cfinput type="Submit" name="submitit" value="Submit" width="100">
</cfform>
Good luck!
Ting
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