Thanks for the suggestion. I will consider this approach too, but this require to have another script to load data at once. Will think instead of this.

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Tony

I'm using the adjacency model with automatic nodes loading (single ajax calls). You're right... it's not trivial due to the fact that a simple solution would cause an inacceptable amount of ajax calls. So the main target would be to circumvent this problem using one single call but getting all desired information.

A first approach could be to let the expandAll() method send all non-expanded node IDs (or sth. appropriate) via POST to the server which in turn will provide the data as a special crafted JSON array applied to every node ID. All further expandAll()/collapseAll() operations could be done on client-side as the data has to be loaded only once.

Dunno if this is consistent to the current jqgrid infrastructure.

Greetings from Germany.

collapseAll can be done easy, but I have dificulties on how to process with expandAll. The problem : When we use autolading nodes (load nodes with ajax) how we should process with this when we call expandAll? It is not a trivial task.

Best Regards

Tony

at the moment the only way to achieve an auto expanding on treegrid load is to do it by hand. The documentation states that it is planned to provide a method called "expandAll"/"collapseAll"... @Tony: can you tell me, if this will be implemented in releases in the nearby future?