Hi Niels,

can you give us some more details ( code or screenshots ) of what you have and want to achieve?

You made your own tree you say, you mean a new section in the backoffice?

Can you show us this how you have set up this section and tree?

Thanks!

/Michaël

Yes... I have made a section with nodes in the Tree. Each node has this code

TreeNode node = CreateTreeNode("shopidee2", "shopid1", queryStrings, "Kategorierxx","icon-umb-content", false, string.Format("Shop/ShopTree/history/{0}", "1"));
nodes.Add(node);

The problem for me is to make it call the html (Shop/ShopTree/history/{0})

I have it in:

App_Plugins\Shop\backoffice\shopTree\history.html and history.controller.js

Shop and shopTree is defined in top of ShopTreeController in Controllers

[Tree("shop", "shopTree", "Shop for Umbraco")]
[PluginController("Shop")]
public class ShopTreeController : TreeController

it says it cant find http://domain/umbraco/views/ShopTree/history.html

And I have been looking in the code for https://github.com/ViGiLnT/ApproveIt to see if I could find any thing.... but no luck..

I have added a picture to clarify what I want to do.

protected override TreeNodeCollection GetTreeNodes(string id, FormDataCollection queryStrings)
    {
        //var ctrl = new ShopApiController();
        var nodes = new TreeNodeCollection();

        //IUser user = UmbracoContext.Security.CurrentUser;

        //check if we're rendering the root node's children
        if (id == Constants.System.Root.ToInvariantString())
        {
            TreeNode node = CreateTreeNode("shopid1", "-1", queryStrings, "Kategorier", "icon-umb-content", true);
            nodes.Add(node);

            node = CreateTreeNode("shopid2", "-1", queryStrings, "Produkter", "icon-umb-content", true);
            nodes.Add(node);

            node = CreateTreeNode("shopid3", "-1", queryStrings, "Kunder", "icon-umb-content", true);
            nodes.Add(node);

        }
        else
        {
            // We're rendering the node properties
            int level = id.Count(c => c == '-');

            //if (level == 0)
            //{
            if (id == "shopid1")
            {
                TreeNode node = CreateTreeNode("shopidee2", "shopid1", queryStrings, "Kategorierxx",
                    "icon-umb-content", false, string.Format("Shop/ShopTree/history/{0}", "1"));
                nodes.Add(node);

            }

            if (id == "shopid2")
            {
                TreeNode node = CreateTreeNode("shopidee2", "shopid2", queryStrings, "Produkterxx",
                    "icon-umb-content", false, string.Format("Shop/ShopTree/history/{0}", "1"));
                nodes.Add(node);

            }


        }

        return nodes;
    }

In the Tree folder the filename is ShopTreeController.cs

umbraco/#/Shop/ShopTree/history/1

ok :( then it shows //Shop/ShopTree....

I will try to go through the code again :)

Thank you for your time

Hi Niels,

I always build my routes for tree nodes like this:

queryStrings.GetValue<string>("application") +
_treeAlias.EnsureStartsWith('/') + "/overviewCalendar/all"

And then make sure that your folder structure uses the tree alias as folder name in this example.

So in your example I would try to change ShopTree with shopTree as your folder is named shopTree.

Regards David

where do you define _treeAlias?

Hi Niels,

the TreeController has a property for TreeAlias which you can use directly. In my example I wrapped the creation and therefore used a custom property.

But normally you can just use this.TreeAlias in your custom tree.

Regards David

whoooo.......

the code

                   TreeNode node = CreateTreeNode("shopidee2", "shopid1", queryStrings, "Kategorierxx",
                    "icon-umb-content", false, queryStrings.GetValue<string>("application") + TreeAlias.EnsureStartsWith('/') + string.Format("/history/{0}", "1"));
                nodes.Add(node);

thats work :) Now I get anohter error but that was an expected error

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