Newb: Not getting tree, using csv file data load

Hi,

I’m trying to implement the tree using loadcsv. A simple “Hello World” version is all I’m looking for at the moment. I’ve checked all the paths to all of the paths & files, and I’m fairly certain they are correct. But I am still not seeing any kind of tree.

The browser loads, I do get errors, and then finishes without any tree being displayed.

Browser: Firefox, 3.5.10
Web Server: Apache 2.0 on Windows.

Here is the contents of my .html. The .csv file is in the format specified for csv file data. ie. “id, parentid, text”, w/o the quotes, and one per line.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

DHTML Tree Test Page
Hello World?

ERRORS

Warning: Unknown property ‘-moz-opacity’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 51

Warning: Error in parsing value for ‘filter’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 52

Warning: Unknown property ‘background-position-x’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 59

Warning: Unknown property ‘background-position-y’. Declaration dropped.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 60

Warning: Expected ‘,’ or ‘{’ but found ‘html’. Ruleset ignored due to bad selector.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 67

Warning: Expected ‘,’ or ‘{’ but found ‘html’. Ruleset ignored due to bad selector.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 71

Warning: Expected ‘important’ but found ‘ie’.
Source File: http://localhost/dhtml/dhtmlxTree/codebase/dhtmlxtree.css
Line: 103

Hi,

I’ve attached the working sample (I’ve used the libraries from the standard Suite package that can be downloaded from the website).

The mentioned messages are “warnings”, not “errors”. Locally they don’t occur with the same FF version.
01.zip (42.6 KB)

Not sure what was going on here :question: , but thank you Alexandra, for responding and passing on the libs and the sample.

Seems like I was using relative pathing, as the .html was located in the document root and I assumed all paths would be relative to that(htdocs in this case.). Apparently, the paths needed to be absolute paths, so simply including a leading slash, fixed my issue. :smiley:

Thanks again.