Hi Kevin.

Thanks for answering.

So what you are saying is that my route for settings should be myCustomSection/CustomTree/settings/1 and for the other child it should be myCustomSection/CustomTree/child/1.

What about delete and add? How would you then add those?

HI

for children in the path they go on the end . with the action the thing after the tree.

so if we assume the node id of the child node is 1 then

myCustomSection/Customtree/settings/1 

would point to.

/app_plugins/myCustomSection/backoffice/CustomTree/settings.html

and

myCustomSection/CustomTree/edit/1 

points to

.../backoffice/customtree/edit.html 

similar for delete etc...

myCustomSection/CustomTree/delete/1 
myCustomSection/CustomTree/add/1 

...../backoffice/customtree/delete.html
...../backoffice/customtree/add.html

to get the id at the end you can access $routeParams.id in your angular controller for each element.

It doesn't really matter how deep your tree gets what you have to do is still point to the items in the root of the customtree folder. and pass in the ID of the item in the tree as the final parameter.

Hi

I am still confused, i hope you can bear with me.

What i get from this is i could use the Edit/Add/Delete for one node type. Actually i think Edit is also used for Add.

But what about other node types in the same tree?

Let's say, i got 2 different node types.

First nodetype i use: (works)

Route = myCustomSection/Customtree/edit/1
View= /app_plugins/myCustomSection/backoffice/CustomTree/edit.html

// Menu        
var menu = new MenuItemCollection();

// /app_plugins/myCustomSection/backoffice/CustomTree/edit.html
menu.Items.Add<CreateChildEntity, ActionNew>("Create new");

// /app_plugins/myCustomSection/backoffice/CustomTree/delete.html
menu.Items.Add<ActionDelete>("Delete"); 

return menu;

Second nodetype: (I dunno what to do)

// This part works.
Route = myCustomSection/Customtree/settings/1
View= /app_plugins/myCustomSection/backoffice/CustomTree/settings.html

// Menu (this part do no not work)       
var menu = new MenuItemCollection();

// How do i tell it to take from settings.html?
menu.Items.Add<CreateChildEntity, ActionNew>("Create new");

// How do i tell it to take from settings_delete.html?
menu.Items.Add<ActionDelete>("Delete"); 

return menu;

My confusing point is how to set the settings nodetype Create and Delete route. i guess i need to make a settings_delete.html, but i dunno where i can tell it to take from that view and how to tell it to create from settings.html, when another nodetype already are using edit and delete.

Maybe i have to make my own IAction, but i can't get it to work.

public class SettingsCreateAction : IAction
{
    public char Letter
    {
        get { return default(char); }
    }

    public bool ShowInNotifier
    {
        get { return false; }
    }

    public bool CanBePermissionAssigned
    {
        get { return false; }
    }

    public string Icon
    {
        get { return "icon-settings"; }
    }

    public string Alias
    {
        get { return "settings"; }
    }

    public string JsFunctionName
    {
        get { return ""; }
    }

    public string JsSource
    {
        get { return ""; }
    }

}

I hope it make sense :)

Thanks Kevin.

That got me going :)

add "/1" to the end of your custom route like this

nodes.Add(CreateTreeNode("1", id, queryStrings, "Categories", "traycontent", false, "customSection/customTree/view/1"));