we are issueing a problem using tree 2.5pro and ie9. We already tried the hotfix for ie9 and it worked with our grids but the tree is still having problem loading data from xml source.
here is the code used for the tree:
<div id="loactionTree" class="treeContent"></div><!-- /locationTree -->
<script type="text/javascript">
function init(url)
{
tree = new dhtmlXTreeObject('loactionTree',"100%","100%",0);
tree.setImagePath("/images/dhtmlxTree/");
tree.enableCheckBoxes(true);
tree.enableThreeStateCheckboxes(true);
tree.enableHighlighting(true);
tree.enableTreeImages(false);
tree.sortTree(0,'ASC',true);
tree.setDataMode("xml");
tree.loadXML(url);
}
</script>
Locally we have not reproduced the problem in IE9 with this library and 2.5 version. I’ve attached the demo (dhtmlxtree.js is from 2.5 91111 standard, however, we have tested PRO version too) tree.zip (44.8 KB)
Ok it seems that it is associated with our dhtmlxtree_pro.js file…
if i switch it with the standart dhtmlxtree.js v.2.5 build 91111 it works with this new dhtmlxcommon.js …
we have bought this package from you:
dhtmlxTree_v25_pro_91111.zip: dhtmlxTree v.2.5 Professional edition build 91111
dhtmlxtree_pro.js is the file that contains all tree libraries. Try to include separate files from dhtmlxTree/codebase folder and the new dhtmlxcommon.js. If the problem is not solved, please create the ticket at the Members’ Support and provide the complete demo.
You may generate the new dhtmlx.js using libCompliler that could be found in the Suite package. You need to replace libCompiler/dhtmlxcommon.js with the new one.
If you do not have PRO Suite 2.5, you may download the latest one replace all Tree and Menu libraries in Suite with libraries from your Tree package.
If the problem is not solved, please create the ticket at Members’ Support
I faced same problem with ie9 for loading tree and grid component. I download fix (dhtmlxcommon.js) attached here and replay my dhtmlxcommon.js from tree and grid component now it is working fine. Is is ok? or it might create any other problems?