setting.async.otherParam.html
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<h2><span>Array(String) / JSON</span><span class="path">setting.async.</span>otherParam</h2>
<h3>Overview<span class="h3_info">[ depends on <span class="highlight_green">jquery.ztree.core</span> js ]</span></h3>
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<p>The query parameters of the Ajax request. (key - value) It is valid when <span class="highlight_red">[setting.async.enable = true]</span></p>
<p>Default: [ ]</p>
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<h3>Array(String) Format</h3>
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<p>Can be an empty array. e.g. [ ]. The array should contain key value pairs, e.g. [key, value]. (Either or [key] or [key, value, key] is wrong!!)</p>
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<h3>JSON Format</h3>
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<p>Use JSON hash data to set the key-value pairs. e.g. { key1:value1, key2:value2 }</p>
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<h3>Examples of setting</h3>
<h4>1. Using Array(String) Format</h4>
<pre xmlns=""><code>var setting = {
async: {
enable: true,
url: "http://host/getNode.php",
<span style="color:red">otherParam: ["id", "1", "name", "test"]</span>
}
};
when zTree sends the ajax request, the query string will be like this: id=1&name=test</code></pre>
<h4>2. Using JSON data Format</h4>
<pre xmlns=""><code>var setting = {
async: {
enable: true,
url: "http://host/getNode.php",
<span style="color:red">otherParam: { "id":"1", "name":"test"}</span>
}
};
when zTree sends the ajax request, the query string will be like this: id=1&name=test</code></pre>
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