Changes for page Tree Widget

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1		-xwiki:XWiki.Admin
	1	+xwiki:XWiki.mflorea

ExtensionCode.ExtensionClass[0]

Description

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93	93
94	94	{{code language="html"}}
95	95	<div class="myTree" data-url="$xwiki.getURL('Space.TreeStructure', 'get', 'outputSyntax=plain')"
96		- data-root="rootNodeId" data-responsive="true" ... />
	96	+ data-responsive="true" data-finder="true" ... />
97	97	{{/code}}
98	98
99	99	|=Data Attribute|=Description|=Default Value
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104	104	|finder|Enables [[the finder plugin>>||anchor="HFinder"]]|false
105	105	|icons|See [[core.themes.icons>>http://www.jstree.com/api/#/?q=$.jstree.defaults&f=$.jstree.defaults.core.themes.icons]]|true
106	106	|responsive|See [[core.themes.responsive>>http://www.jstree.com/api/#/?q=$.jstree.defaults&f=$.jstree.defaults.core.themes.responsive]]|true
107		-|root|The id of the root node. This is useful if you want to display a sub-tree that starts from a given node|None
	107	+|root|The id of the root node. This is useful if you want to display a sub-tree that starts from a given node. It works only for dynamic or lazy-loaded trees, i.e. when the ##url## parameter is specified. Starting with version 7.2RC1 you should use the ##url## parameter instead, passing the root node id in the ##root## query string parameter (e.g. ##outputSyntax=plain&root=someNodeId##).|None
108	108	|url|The URL used to load the tree nodes, and most of the information related to the tree (context menu, path of a specified node). If not specified then the tree widget tries to create a static tree from the content of the target HTML element|None
109	109
110	110	You can also use a special CSS class 'jstree-no-links' to disable default link behaviour (i.e. clicking on a node will select the node instead of following the link).
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199	199	The resource behind the specified URL must implement the following API (contract):
200	200
201	201	* Request some data
202		-** (((##?data=children&id=<parentNodeId>&offset=<offset>##
	202	+** (((##?data=children&id=<parentNodeId>&offset=<offset>&showRoot=<true|false>&root=<rootNodeId>##
203	203
204		-Requests the children of the specified parent node from the specified offset. The resource decides how many child nodes to return. The response is a JSON array with node data. See [[jsTree's JSON data source>>http://www.jstree.com/docs/json/]] for more information.
	204	+Requests the children of the specified parent node from the specified offset. The resource decides how many child nodes to return. The resource is expected to implement the following behaviour:
	205	+
	206	+* if ##id## equals '#' then the top level nodes in the tree are requested (i.e. the first level in the tree)
	207	+** if ##showRoot=true## then return information about the specified root node or about the default root node in your tree model
	208	+** else return information about the children of the specified root node or the children of the default root node in your tree model
	209	+* else return information about the children of the specified tree node
	210	+
	211	+The response is a JSON array with node data. See [[jsTree's JSON data source>>http://www.jstree.com/docs/json/]] for more information.
205	205	)))
206		-** (((##?data=path&id=<nodeId>##
	213	+** (((##?data=path&id=<nodeId>&root=<rootNodeId>##
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208		-Requests the path of the specified node. The response is a JSON array that contains data about all the ancestors of the specified node (including itself) starting from the root of the tree. The response is similar to the one returned when the list of child nodes is requested, only that this time the list of ancestors is returned.
	215	+Requests the path of the specified node. The response is a JSON array that contains data about all the ancestors of the specified node (including itself) starting from the specified root node or from the default root node in your tree model. The response is similar to the one returned when the list of child nodes is requested, only that this time the list of ancestors is returned.
209	209	)))
210	210	** (((##?data=contextmenu##
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