Sebastian Mieruch

Saved my day!

Yes, good point, pre-checking is sometimes needed and can be achieved by adding a snippet of code. I have added the procedure at https://github.com/hummingbird-dev/hummingbird-treeview#add-on-options-and-functionality

Please read the documentation carefully. First of all you have to initialize the treeview. After that you can apply methods like "checkAll". Check your jsfiddle, I have changed it. Regarding...

Options cannot be set this way. Please check the README. Options have to be passed before the initialization like this: `$.fn.hummingbird.defaults.option=value;` In your case you have to use: `$.fn.hummingbird.defaults.checkboxes= "disabled";`

Hey, Thanks for figuring out this issue. I have now implemented multiple treeviews on one page - functionality. Please have a look at the respective section in the README: https://github.com/hummingbird-dev/hummingbird-treeview#multiple-treeviews-on-one-page....

Hi, Thanks for using the treeview. The reason is that in your case using $('#treeview').append you are generating DOM Elements dynamically and the treeview cannot access them. For dynamically created...

Great that you've found a solution. I've checked that and you are absolutely right. In your AJAX the DOM is updated and then the treeview is initialised. Now I see...

Ok, regarding the dynamical adding of nodes, I need to check that. But this will take some time. I will also try to implement a method for adding/removing nodes. Regarding...

Hi, I've implemented now new methods to add and remove nodes. See the "addNode" and "removeNode" methods in the README. Additionally, have a look at the [example implementation](https://hummingbird-dev.000webhostapp.com/hummingbird_converter.php)

Hi, great. I'm happy to hear from you.