@ztree/ztree_v3/api/en/setting.async.dataFilter.html

zTree is a multi-functional 'tree plug-ins.' based on jQuery. The main advantages of zTree includes excellent performance, flexible configuration, and the combination of multiple functions.

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	<h2><span>Function(treeId, parentNode, responseData)</span><span class="path">setting.async.</span>dataFilter</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>Callback function to pre-process Ajax return data. It is valid when <span class="highlight_red">[setting.async.enable = true]</span></p>
			<p>Default: null</p>
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	<h3>Function Parameter Descriptions</h3>
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	<h4><b>treeId</b><span>String</span></h4>
	<p>zTree unique identifier: <b class="highlight_red">treeId</b></p>
	<h4 class="topLine"><b>parentNode</b><span>JSON</span></h4>
	<p>Parent node's JSON data object</p>
	<p class="highlight_red">When asynchronously loading the root, the parentNode = null</p>
	<h4 class="topLine"><b>responseData</b><span>Array(JSON) / JSON / String</span></h4>
	<p>Array (JSON) / JSON / String data objects</p>
	<p class="highlight_red">From v3.4, support XML strings.</p>
	<h4 class="topLine"><b>Return </b><span>Array(JSON) / JSON</span></h4>
	<p>The return value should be the JSON data structure which is supported by the zTree.</p>
	<p class="highlight_red">v3.x supports to load single node JSON data object.</p>
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	<h3>Examples of setting & function</h3>
	<h4>1. Modify the node name attributes returned by an Ajax request.</h4>
	<pre xmlns=""><code>function ajaxDataFilter(treeId, parentNode, responseData) {
    if (responseData) {
      for(var i =0; i < responseData.length; i++) {
        responseData[i].name += "_filter";
      }
    }
    return responseData;
};
var setting = {
	async: {
		enable: true,
		url: "http://host/getNode.php",
		dataFilter: ajaxDataFilter
	}
};
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