Treeview linking to wrong directory

**madankarmukta** · Sep 2 '12, 03:42 PM

Anyone, Guesses/thesis please.

**acoder** · Sep 10 '12, 03:29 PM

Without code, it'd be difficult to say.

The problem isn't clear either. What do you expect to see?

**madankarmukta** · Sep 10 '12, 03:51 PM

Hi,

Thank you for the reply.

Actually, Node 1.1.1 points to Folder1/default111.aspx page.
Wondering, the click to Node 1.1.1. is trying to find the page at Folder1/Folder1/default111.aspx which results into an error, page not found.

How to get rid of this error?

Thanks.

**acoder** · Sep 17 '12, 03:52 PM

You need to link to the page "default111.asp x" without the folder name. Not sure what this has to do with JavaScript.

**madankarmukta** · Sep 29 '12, 04:25 PM

A part of nutshell, this is the tree view built via java script.

**madankarmukta** · Oct 10 '12, 09:38 AM

@acoder,

Thank you for the reply.
Even accosting the link to the page name w/o the folder path, doesn't solve the problem.

Anyone, Guesses/thesis please.

Thank you.

**Rabbit** · Oct 10 '12, 03:17 PM

As was said before, it's hard to tell what's wrong without seeing the code.

**madankarmukta** · Jan 29 '13, 09:40 AM

Hi All,

Please guide to solve an incorrect linking problem.

Please find the attached the script.

Below is the Script tag in the page where the above jScript gets called.

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">
		
		d = new dTree('d');

		d.add(0,-1,'Example');
		d.add(1,0,'Node 1','Default1.aspx');
		d.add(3,1,'Node 1.1','Folder1/Default11.aspx');
		d.add(5,3,'Node 1.1.1','Folder1/Default111.aspx');
		document.write(d);

		
</script>

Please provide insights on why it's linking to the wrong directory.

Attached Files

Script.txt (11.8 KB, 605 views)

**Rabbit** · Jan 29 '13, 04:32 PM

What directory is it supposed to link to? What is it linking to instead?

**madankarmukta** · Jan 30 '13, 05:16 AM

Hi,

Thank you for the reply.

Once the leaf node of the tree is reached,all directories above in the hierarchy gets repeatedly routed to some non-usual path.

For e.g., as explained in the first post

Node1 refers to default1.aspx
Node1.1 refers to Folder1/default11.aspx
Node1.1.1 refers to Folder1/default111.aspx

On mouse-Hover of the Node 1.1.1, the status bar shows http://localhost/Folder1/Folder1/default111.aspx Please note that the Node 1.1 is clicked prior to the Node 1.1.1.

Ideally, as node 1.1.1 refers to folder1/default111.aspx the status bar should point to the path folder1/default111.aspx

**Rabbit** · Jan 30 '13, 05:19 AM

So you're saying the first time you click on each one, it works correctly?

**madankarmukta** · Jan 31 '13, 07:54 AM

No, Actually Not.

That time too the user couldn't route to the correct path, if the user tries to navigate to the node by expanding the '+' without clicking the node.

Provide technical insights behind, please.

**Rabbit** · Jan 31 '13, 04:33 PM

What's most likely happening is that your base folder is already http://localhost/Folder1/

**madankarmukta** · Feb 1 '13, 12:23 PM

Seems hard to infer.

Can that be routed dynamically... As per the user's requirement,if I understood your reply correctly.

If not pls correct me.

Treeview linking to wrong directory

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