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Earlier this year Feb 03, 2009 issue 1 (IE6 Compatibility) commented on by danvega - This plugin works great in FF but the lack of IE6 support hurts. Any chance you will be able to fix this? Thanks for your hard work! This plugin works great in FF but the lack of IE6 support hurts. Any chance you will be able to fix this? Thanks for your hard work! Older Dec 30, 2008 issue 3 (Selected child wont deselect when parent node is reselected) commented on by odie.miranda - Include this code: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find(selectorName+":first").hide(); to hide the 3rd tier box if 1st tier is selected Include this code: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find(selectorName+":first").hide(); to hide the 3rd tier box if 1st tier is selected Dec 30, 2008 issue 3 (Selected child wont deselect when parent node is reselected) reported by odie.miranda - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Click a folder type node 2. then click a child node 3. then click back the parent node What is the expected output? What do you see instead? - the child node must be deselected. - what it does is that child node is still selected What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? - Version : v1.1.0 - OS : windows/linux Please provide any additional information below. I've already made a fix, please see below: Add this to "$(wrapper).find(selectorName+" a").click(function() {" just before "$(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").show();" CODE: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("li").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("a").css(aDeselect); What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Click a folder type node 2. then click a child node 3. then click back the parent node What is the expected output? What do you see instead? - the child node must be deselected. - what it does is that child node is still selected What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? - Version : v1.1.0 - OS : windows/linux Please provide any additional information below. I've already made a fix, please see below: Add this to "$(wrapper).find(selectorName+" a").click(function() {" just before "$(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").show();" CODE: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("li").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("a").css(aDeselect); Sep 16, 2008 issue 2 (Child-loading callback?) reported by kenichi.ueda - Cool plugin. I'd like to have a way to have tree nodes load via AJAX to facilitate browsing of very large, deep trees. I could just provide columnNavigation with a callback that inserts a child UL into an LI after it was selected, but then I would have to go back and replicate all the styling and event handlers that columnNavigation applies when it is first called for the new child elements. Any suggestions on a better way to do this? Or is there any possibility this kind of functionality might be on the way? Cool plugin. I'd like to have a way to have tree nodes load via AJAX to facilitate browsing of very large, deep trees. I could just provide columnNavigation with a callback that inserts a child UL into an LI after it was selected, but then I would have to go back and replicate all the styling and event handlers that columnNavigation applies when it is first called for the new child elements. Any suggestions on a better way to do this? Or is there any possibility this kind of functionality might be on the way? Aug 28, 2008 issue 1 (IE6 Compatibility) reported by nicoclavier - Version 1.1 (online demo with jquery 1.2.6 / scrollto 1.3.3) Win XP with Internet Explorer 6 1. load http://source.polaris-digital.com/column-navigation/ 2. click on any of the nav links About to implement your column navigation in a project, I noticed the offset of UL in there DIVs as you can see in the attached screenshot. Question is do you plan on being compatible or will you leave IE6 behind ? ;) Thanks and congrats for the hard work! Nicolas Version 1.1 (online demo with jquery 1.2.6 / scrollto 1.3.3) Win XP with Internet Explorer 6 1. load http://source.polaris-digital.com/column-navigation/ 2. click on any of the nav links About to implement your column navigation in a project, I noticed the offset of UL in there DIVs as you can see in the attached screenshot. Question is do you plan on being compatible or will you leave IE6 behind ? ;) Thanks and congrats for the hard work! Nicolas

issue 3 (Selected child wont deselect when parent node is reselected) reported by odie.miranda - What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Click a folder type node 2. then click a child node 3. then click back the parent node What is the expected output? What do you see instead? - the child node must be deselected. - what it does is that child node is still selected What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? - Version : v1.1.0 - OS : windows/linux Please provide any additional information below. I've already made a fix, please see below: Add this to "$(wrapper).find(selectorName+" a").click(function() {" just before "$(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").show();" CODE: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("li").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("a").css(aDeselect);

What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Click a folder type node 2. then click a child node 3. then click back the parent node What is the expected output? What do you see instead? - the child node must be deselected. - what it does is that child node is still selected What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? - Version : v1.1.0 - OS : windows/linux Please provide any additional information below. I've already made a fix, please see below: Add this to "$(wrapper).find(selectorName+" a").click(function() {" just before "$(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").show();" CODE: $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("li").css(liDeselect); $(this).parent().find(selectorName+":first").find("a").css(aDeselect);

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