Guriddo TreeGrid JS is a add-on component to Guriddo jqGrid, which represents data in a tree-like structure. It can read and display the data from your data sources like XML, JSON, JSONP or Array. TreeGrid JS has intuitive and easy to use APIs and works across devices and browsers. This component is a bonus to the Guriddo jqGrid JS and is part of its package.
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Browser support is an important part of our grid. Guriddo TreeGrid JS support all modern mobile and desktop browsers including the iPhone/iPad and Internet Explorer from version 8. Browser support reference is tested regularly with all major browsers.
FREE FOR NON-COMMERCIAL
If you want to use Guriddo TreeGrid JS for a personal website or a non-profit organisation, you don’t need the author’s permission, just go on and use Guriddo TreeGrid JS. For commercial websites and projects, see License and Pricing.
Independent of the license of Guriddo TreeGrid JS, free or not, you are allowed to download the source code and make your own edits. This allows for personal modifications and a great flexibility.
TreeGrid supports both the Nested Set model and the Adjacency model. These can be easy configured with tree grid model.
We support different type of loading the tree nodes: Auto-load nodes is a way to show quick tree items – this is know as load on demand via ajax for speed; We can load all the nodes at once, but collapsed ; We can load nodes at once, but expanded for better view
The look and feel of TreeGrid can be customized easy and can meet almost every user requirement. We can have a fixed height; icons can be changed; we support dynamic icons which can come from the data and much more…
TreeGrid has a lot of useful functionalities like keyboard navigation (Up, Down, Left, Right keys), actions when a node is selected, a set of methods which can make a custom development easy. It is easy simulate a simple tree view.
With TreeGrid it is easy to add , edit and delete nodes. We support this using the both Adjacency and nested set models. Note that we can do in visual manner using our Form editing module.
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