1 <div class="apiDetail">
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3 <h2><span>Function(treeId)</span><span class="path">$.fn.zTree.</span>destroy</h2>
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4 <h3>Overview<span class="h3_info">[ depends on <span class="highlight_green">jquery.ztree.core</span> js ]</span></h3>
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7 <div class="longdesc">
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8 <p>From zTree v3.4, zTree support the method for destruction.</p>
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9 <p>1. This method can destroy the zTree with specify treeId, and can destroy all of the zTrees.</p>
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10 <p class="highlight_red">2. If you want to destory some one zTree, you can use the 'zTreeObj.destroy()' method.</p>
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11 <p class="highlight_red">3. If you want to use the tree which has been destroyed, you must use the 'init()' method at first.</p>
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14 <h3>Function Parameter Descriptions</h3>
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16 <h4><b>treeId</b><span>String</span></h4>
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17 <p>zTree unique identifier</p>
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18 <p class="highlight_red">If this parameter is omitted, then will destroy all of the zTrees.</p>
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19 <h4 class="topLine"><b>Return </b><span>none</span></h4>
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20 <p>no return value</p>
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22 <h3>Examples of function</h3>
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23 <h4>1. destroy the zTree which its id is 'treeDemo'</h4>
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24 <pre xmlns=""><code>$.fn.zTree.destroy("treeDemo");</code></pre>
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25 <h4>2. destroy all of the zTrees</h4>
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26 <pre xmlns=""><code>$.fn.zTree.destroy();</code></pre>
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