Signaling an update in a tree structure
I have a tree structure that can periodically update ( meaning adding new elements inside the tree structure ). These updates can be performed at leaf level so I’m not sure where to signal that there is a new element somewhere in the tree….
Signaling an update in a tree structure
I have a tree structure that can periodically update ( meaning adding new elements inside the tree structure ). These updates can be performed at leaf level so I’m not sure where to signal that there is a new element somewhere in the tree….
Sorting a tree view that has a single root?
I have a tree view control that has two modes, one mode is search mode where items are filtered and presented as a flattened list, other mode is a regular tree view.
When items are filtered and therefore it’s a list, the sorting by columns…
progressive disclosure for nested content
I’m looking for a useful editing UX for large, tree-structured content like this:
Project 1
– Step 1
– Explanation 1
– Explanation 2: could be long paragraphs, too.
– E2.1: Lots of nesting
– with subtask
– y…
Deep tree navigation with possible actions at any point
I’m building a tree structure navigation that could go quite deep. Actions can be performed at child level but you can also select any point of the tree navigation and use an action that will switch on all existing children under that spec…
Parent and children action inheritance
I have a parent / children relationship table where the children have an action but given the fact that there could be up to ten children we want to allow a way to set the action from the parent level that propagates to children.
The paren…
radio button matrix in a checkbox tree
I would like my users to toggle opt-in or opt-out the nested items in my checkbox tree individually but also toggle them all opt-in or all opt-out at once. In my example, I use radio buttons. But the problem is that for the all opt-in or o…
What’s a good symbol set for buttons to expand and contract parts of a hierarchy?
The Mac Finder, in hierarchy view, uses a triangle, or arrow, facing right to indicate not-expanded, down to indicate expanded folder. It could be considered counterintuitive because it points to the current state as opposed…