Karim
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| Posted: 03/15/2002, 6:56 AM |
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Greetings,<br>
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This might off already been answered, but I have a tree which has multiple levels, actually as many as you like. How can I build it with the CC Tree function?<br>
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I have included a sample of the fileds below:
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ID PID<br>
13 -1<br>
18 11<br>
21 18<br>
22 18<br>
23 18<br>
24 18<br>
27 18<br>
34 31<br>
36 35<br>
43 32<br>
86 30<br>
87 86<br>
88 86<br>
89 86<br>
90 86<br>
91 86<br>
92 86<br>
93 86<br>
94 86<br>
96 34<br>
97 34<br>
99 43<br>
100 95<br>
101 95<br>
103 95<br>
108 109<br>
109 31<br>
119 32<br>
121 95<br>
122 43<br>
124 43<br>
125 11<br>
126 125<br>
131 119<br>
132 119<br>
133 119<br>
134 119<br>
135 119<br>
136 125<br>
137 125<br>
138 125<br>
139 125<br>
140 125<br>
142 125<br>
143 125<br>
144 125<br>
145 125<br>
146 125<br>
147 125<br>
148 125<br>
149 125<br>
150 125<br>
151 125<br>
152 125<br>
153 125<br>
155 43<br>
159 95<br>
163 95<br>
164 95<br>
165 95<br>
167 95<br>
169 95<br>
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-1 it the TOP or ROOT of the tree.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Karim<br>
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Alex Alexapolsky
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| Posted: 03/15/2002, 7:28 AM |
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It takes some custom coding.
Use Custom Shoe event to override tree ouput
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Karim
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| Posted: 03/15/2002, 8:00 AM |
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Custom Shoe event?
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