Hi!
I am using dhtmlxtree Version 2 pro in a java server faces project with facelets (as templating technology). Due to the above requirement I have to use XHTML 1.0 as document type.
The problem occurs in Internet Explorer only.
Please see that the nodes that are open folders are badly rendered, with spaces in between.
In samples of dhtmlxtree, it uses HTML 4.01 as document type
Is it a bug in dhtmlxtree?
Is there any way to avoid this problem?
I just checked the problem in dhtmlxtree pro version 2.5 and there it works perfectly fine. It seems to be a bug that affects the version lower than version 2.0.
We bought a commercial license sometime back and so was able to upgrade to version 2.0. Does any body know, whether I can also ask for a patch for this bug?
Thank you very much for sending me the bug fixed version of dhtmlxtree but unfortunately it didn’t solve the problem for IE8. The above mentioned bug remains the same.
Can you please confirm, that the file you sent me is the correct version of patched dhtmlxtree?
We have modified the 2.0 version, but I’m not sure that other problem won’t occur with this modification. You may find this version in the sample that tchoesang is attached to one of his posts. And also you should use the latest dhtmlxcommon.js. Probably it’ll help.