Version 1.10, 2010-01-29
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Updating to this version is a little more complex than in previous releases
because a support JavaScript file, exported into your application’s
“public” directory, has been changed too. It seems quite
difficult to persuade the plug-in update mechanism of “script/plugin
update” to work, so instead, force reinstallation of the plug-in as
follows:
script/plugin install svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/yuitree/yui_tree/ --force
You will see various messages from the installer telling you about files it
is not going to overwrite - so don’t worry, your configuration
YAML file will not be harmed. If you have not made any changes to the YUI
tree JavaScript code in this file:
public/javascripts/yui_tree/yui_tree_support.js
…then you can now overwrite this with the updated version by issuing
this command from the root of your Rails application:
ruby vendor/plugins/yui_tree/update.rb
…and your update is complete. If you did make your own changes to the
YUI tree support script, though, you will need to merge the changes by
hand. The updated plug-in’s master copy of the script is held at:
vendor/plugins/yui_tree/lib/yui_tree/resources/javascripts/yui_tree/yui_tree_support.js
Changes since the previous version:
- Fixed name field text shown when a tree has nothing selected but has a
‘none’ string defined via the :include_blank option. Previously
the given text would only be shown if the user explicitly selected the
tree’s “none” entry but not if the tree was shown for a
resource where “none” applied already (it always just used a
blank string in this initial startup case).
- Fixed silly mistake causing a failure to update the name field text of an
item selected in the root of the tree. The root nodes were being added
before the event handlers for changes of highlight were installed.
- By request, added new :multi_expand option. Fully backwards compatible with
existing code. Normally a multiple selection tree allows multiple nodes
(branches) to open concurrently. A single selection tree only allows one
node (branch) to be open at a time. The multi_expand property can be set to
true or false to override this behaviour. The most obvious use is to allow
multiple branches of a single-selection tree to be concurrently open.
Setting the :multiple and :multi_expand options to the same value or
omitting the :multi_expand option altogether produces the same behaviour as
in previous versions of the plug-in.
Version 1.02, 2010-01-23
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To update to this version, use the usual plugin update mechanism:
script/plugin update yui_tree
Changes since the previous version:
- Exclude, expand or highlight lists now unlikely to be confused by String or
Fixnum objects which respond to “id”. Stops accidental
misinterpretation of literally provided IDs as ActiveRecord objects,
leading to the incorrect calling of “id”, in certain
circumstances.
- Minor comment error fixed; documentation updated.
Version 1.01, 2009-12-14
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To update to this version, use the usual plugin update mechanism:
script/plugin update yui_tree
Changes since the previous version:
- Fixes ambiguity regarding data types for IDs in exclude, expand and
highlight lists and makes the JavaScript comparison thereof more resilient
to variations by coercing values to strings for comparison.
Version 1.00, 2009-12-09
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