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    Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

    Building a new app, and users are complaining that clicking on the icon to manage tree choices is a little tough (they're all coming from an Alpha 4 environment, so understandable).

    I can't figure out what or where to add anything to either the node itself or even the node label to make the menu choices easier to click. It would seem that I could just add a class to the node or label but no amount of experimenting has worked yet.

    Anyone know?

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    -Steve
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    Re: Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

    With the tiny + that is the expand row icon, I got the name from firebug, then replaced it with a larger icon. The css for that does not seem to specify the size...it takes whatever the icon requires. Maybe these are the same???
    Pat Bremkamp
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      #3
      Re: Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

      Thanks Pat, that's one option and an easy one, but it seems that it would be easy to also make the whole node or label perform the same task. And I'll bet it is simple - I'm just not smart enough to figure out how.
      -Steve
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        Re: Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

        http://screencast.com/t/7AW0SYSaeka
        this will make the item name for click to open and close. this is better than the little icon
        this, whole label clickable, should be in javascript file, if I find it I will post it .
        thanks for reading

        gandhi

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          Re: Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

          I don't have a property sheet for a tree control that looks like that Gandhi. To be clear, this is from the UX Data Controls / Tree Control. Where are you finding what you show here?
          -Steve
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            Re: Tree node - expand or add to clickable area

            i got that from tabbedui
            i will look into dialog in version 11

            edit: id on't think it is available in version 11. sorry
            Last edited by GGandhi; 12-15-2015, 09:41 PM.
            thanks for reading

            gandhi

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