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I have a tree on my jsp. the tree branches to multiple child and so on upto n-level.

Now, a parent can have multiple child but every child must have a single parent. I hope the structure of the tree is understand. its a simple tree.
Every node contains its own id and its parent id.

I want to select a certain sequence of tree. I do this by providing checkboxes. But out of so many trees available, i need the 2 checkbox selections to be on any single sequence of tree.

How do i manage this?

Please ask for clarifications if required and provide a solution.
 
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You can do this using JavaScript.

Post your code that generates Tree.
 
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I am not able to post the code . its giving the error of < but is have removed all the "<" from the code
 
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Post your code between [CODE]tags.
[ October 18, 2006: Message edited by: Chetan Parekh ]
 
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