Why don;t you pass it from server as an attribute to your XML?

C

What are you trying to achieve with this?

C

Your XML has kind of the same structure so the depth of the child is always 2.

So if you click on a certain item in the tree you can access this information

e.g. id and label and also

the parent label. Tha should be enough to identify what operation to perform,

unless I am missing something.

C

Hi Mohd Fayaz,

what would be the depth of the node in this case..based on the higlighted item..??

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<root>

<node label="Session">              

    <node id="session_query1" label="DTM Buffer Size" />

      <node id="session_query2" label="Buffer Block Size"/>

      <node id="session_query3" label="Enable Test Load"/>

</node>

    <node label="Workflow" >

    <node id="workflow_query1" label="Enable HA Recovery"/>

     <node id="workflow_query2" label="Suspend on Error"/>

</node>

    <node label="Mapping" >

    <node id="mapping_query1" label="SQL Override in SQ " />

     <node id="mapping_query2" label="SQL Override in lookup" />               

</node>

</root>

Also based on which attribute or value you want to identify the depth of the node..??

Is it based on the id attribute or the name attribute of the node..??

Thanks,

Bhasker

I am sorry Still I did not get exactly the depth concept you're talking about. Well make me clear with this..

Tell me depths of all the below highlighted items..??

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<root>

<node label="Session">           

      <node id="session_query1" label="DTM Buffer Size" />

      <node id="session_query2" label="Buffer Block Size"/>

      <node id="session_query3" label="Enable Test Load"/>

</node>

<node label="Workflow" >

    <node id="workflow_query1" label="Enable HA Recovery"/>

    <node id="workflow_query2" label="Suspend on Error"/>

</node>

<node label="Mapping">

    <node id="mapping_query1" label="SQL Override in SQ " />

    <node id="mapping_query2" label="SQL Override in lookup" />

    <node id="mapping_query3" label="SQL Override" />               

</node>

</root>

What do you mean exactly by "I want to find depth relative to the root node of XML"..?? Whether you are trying to find it relative to the root node of the highlighted xml above which is <node /> tag or else main root node which is the root for the whole xml <root />

Also you did not answer my question based on which attribute you want to know the depth of node..?? Is it based on name or id..??

Thanks,

Bhasker

Thanks,

Bhasker

Message was edited by: BhaskerChari

If I were to write code to do this, I would start at the child item and go to its parent and its parent etc, counting how many times I did that, until I reached the root node.  I'm assuming you start out knowing both the child node and the root node.

May be this could be of some help for some one still searching for the depth of the node in the tree.

private function handleTreeItemClickEvent(event:ListEvent):void {

     trace(TreeListData(TreeItemRenderer(mytreeSource.itemToItemRenderer(e vent.currentTarget.selectedItem)).listData).depth);

}