// You can find general instructions for this file here:
// http://www.treeview.net
// Intructions on how to add checkboxes to a tree are only provided in this file.

USETEXTLINKS = 1  
STARTALLOPEN = 0
HIGHLIGHT = 0
PERSERVESTATE = 1
USEICONS = 0

// In this case we want the whole tree to be built,
// even those branches that are closed. The reason is that
// otherwise some form elements might not be built at all
// before the user presses "Get Values"
BUILDALL = 1

// This configuration file is used to demontrate how to add checkboxes to your tree.
// If your site will not display checkboxes, picka a different configuration file as 
// the example to follow and adapt

// Notes:
// If you are going to set USEICONS = 1, then you will want to edit the gif files and 
// remove the white space on the right


// Auxiliary functions for the contruction of the tree
// You will mcertainly want to change these functions for your own purposes

// If you want to add checkboxes to the folder you will have to create a function 
// similar to this one to do that and call it below in the tree construction section

// These functions are directly realted with the additional JavaScript in the 
// page holding the tree (demoCheckbox.html), where the form handling code
// resides
function generateCheckBox(parentfolderObject, itemLabel, checkBoxDOMId,val,check_flag) {
	var newObj;

	// Read the online documentation for an explanation of insDoc and gLnk,
    // they are the base of the simplest Treeview trees
	newObj = insDoc(parentfolderObject, gFld(itemLabel,"", ""))

    // The trick to show checkboxes in a tree that was made to display links is to 
	// use the prependHTML. There are general instructions about this member
    // in the online documentation
	newObj.prependHTML = "<td valign=top><input type=checkbox  NAME=CATNO  onClick=fncSelect(this); value="+val+" "+check_flag+"></td>"
}

// Function similar to the above, but instead of creating checkboxes, it creates
// radio buttons
function generateRadioB(parentfolderObject, itemLabel, checkBoxDOMId) {
	var newObj;

	// Read the online documentation for an explanation of insDoc and gLnk,
    // they are the base of the simplest Treeview trees
	newObj = insDoc(parentfolderObject, gLnk("R", itemLabel, "javascript:parent.op()"))

    // The trick to show checkboxes in a tree that was made to display links is to 
	// use the prependHTML. There are general instructions about this member
    // in the online documentation
	newObj.prependHTML = "<td valign=middle><input type=radio name=hourPick id="+checkBoxDOMId+"></td>"
}