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jsTree v.1.0
checkbox plugin
Description
The checkbox
plugin makes multiselection possible using three-state checkboxes.
Configuration
override_ui
If set to true
all selection will be handled by checkboxes. The checkbox plugin will map UI's get_selected function to its own get_checked function and overwrite the UI reselect function. It will also disable the select_node
, deselect_node
and deselect_all
functions. If left as false
nodes can be selected and checked independently.
checked_parent_open
When set to true
when programatically checking a node in the tree all of its closed parents are opened automatically.
two_state
If set to true
checkboxes will be two-state only, meaning that you will be able to select parent and children independently and there will be no undetermined state.
real_checkboxes
If set to true
real hidden checkboxes will be created for each element, so if the tree is part of a form, checked nodes will be submitted automatically. By default the name of the checkbox is "check_" + the ID of the LI element
and the value is 1
, this can be changed using the real_checkboxes_names
config option.
real_checkboxes_names
If real checkboxes are used this function is invoked in the current tree's scope for each new checkbox that is created. It receives a single argument - the node that will contain the checkbox. The function must return an array consisting of two values - the name for the checkbox and the value for the checkbox.
Demos
Using the checkbox plugin - all you need to do is include it in the list of active plugins.
API
._prepare_checkboxes ( node )
Inserts the checkbox icons on the node. Used internally.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
._repair_state ( node )
Repairs the checkbox state inside the node. Used internally.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
.change_state ( node , uncheck )
Changes the state of a node. Used mostly internally - you'd be better off using the check_node
and uncheck_node
functions. Triggers an event.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
-
boolean
uncheckIf set to
true
the node is unchecked, if set tofalse
the node is checked, otherwise - the state is toggled.
.check_node ( node )
Checks a node.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
.uncheck_node ( node )
Unchecks a node.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
.check_all ( )
Checks all nodes.
.uncheck_all ( )
Unchecks all nodes.
.is_checked ( node )
Checks if a node is checked. Returns boolean.
-
mixed
nodeThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree.
.get_checked ( context, get_all ), .get_unchecked ( context, get_all )
Both functions return jQuery collections.
-
mixed
contextThis can be a DOM node, jQuery node or selector pointing to an element within the tree. If specified only nodes inside the specified context are returned, otherwise the whole tree is searched.
-
boolean
get_allBy default these functions return only top level checked/unchecked nodes (if a node is checked its children are note returned), if this parameter is set to
true
they will return all checked/unchecked nodes.
.show_checkboxes ( ), .hide_checkboxes ( )
Show or hide the checkbox icons.