Check out our free programming sample to learn how to define tree-like data in XML. The structure of the XML tree consists of a root element (one that is the parent of all other elements), child elements, text, and attributes, etc. The Webix team hopes that this sample code will be useful to you.
/* The sample demonstrates different ways you can load XML data to Tree: 1) Plain XML data ("item" tags; 1st tree) and custom tags (2nd tree) 2) Via custom parsing logic (3rd tree) and loading from a file (4th tree). */ var myxml = webix.DataDriver.myxml = webix.copy(webix.DataDriver.xml); myxml.records = "/*/book"; myxml.child = "part"; var myxml2 = webix.DataDriver.myxml2 = webix.copy(webix.DataDriver.xml); myxml2.records = "/*/book"; myxml2.child = function(obj){ if (obj.$level == 1) return obj.part; if (obj.$level == 2) return obj.page; } webix.ui({ rows:[ {cols:[ { // plain xml data based on <item> tags view:"tree", scheme:{ $parseChild:"item" }, data: document.getElementById('data1').value, datatype:"xml" }, { // mixed xml data, custom tags view:"tree", data: document.getElementById('data2').value, datatype:"myxml" } ]}, {cols:[ { // custom xml format view:"tree", data: document.getElementById('data3').value, datatype:"myxml2" }, { // loading from a file view:"tree", url:"//docs.webix.com/samples/17_datatree/01_loading/data/data.xml", datatype:"xml"} ]} ] });
<textarea id='data1' style='display:none;'> <data> <item value='The Shawshank Redemption' open='1'> <item value='part1'></item> <item value='part2'></item> </item> </data> </textarea> <textarea id='data2' style='display:none;'> <response> <book value='The Shawshank Redemption' open='1'> <part value='part1'></part> <part value='part2'></part> </book> </response> </textarea> <textarea id='data3' style='display:none;'> <response> <book value='The Shawshank Redemption' open='1'> <part value='part1'> <page>Page 15</page> <page>Page 16</page> </part> <part value='part2'></part> </book> </response> </textarea>