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<h2><span>Boolean</span><span class="path">setting.data.simpleData.</span>enable</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>Set zTree's node to accept the simple data format, when zTree is initialized or when ajax get / or when use <span class="highlight_red">addNodes</span> method.</p>
<p>Don't have to generate the complex nested data.</p>
<p>Default: false</p>
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<h3>Boolean Format</h3>
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<p> true means: zTree's node accept the simple data format.</p>
<p> false means: zTree's node only accept the nested data format.</p>
<p class="highlight_red">If set it is true, you must set the other attributes in 'setting.data.simpleData'. (e.g., idKey, pIdKey, rootPId) And let the data satisfy the parent-child relationship.</p>
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<h3>Examples of setting</h3>
<h4>1. use the simple data format</h4>
<pre xmlns=""><code>var setting = {
data: {
simpleData: {
enable: true,
idKey: "id",
pIdKey: "pId",
rootPId: 0,
}
}
};
var treeNodes = [
{"id":1, "pId":0, "name":"test1"},
{"id":11, "pId":1, "name":"test11"},
{"id":12, "pId":1, "name":"test12"},
{"id":111, "pId":11, "name":"test111"}
];
......</code></pre>
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