[Geoserver-users] GeoExt tree using Geoserver

Hi, I'm using "GeoExt" version 1.1 and Geoserver version 2.2.5. I'm creating
a TreePanel for a map loading the list of layers with the
GeoExt.tree.WMSCapabilitiesLoader() method.

I would like that the tree would have more than one level, I mean,
directories with sub-directories and finally the leafs (layers) and all this
automatically. The problem is that, for example, I create in Geoserver a
Grouplayer who has four layers and this is shown in the tree as five leafs,
four leafs with the layers and one with the grouplayer.

The right behaviour for me would be a tree with one directory and four leafs
inside this directory.

Could someone help me with this? Is this possible?

Thanks,

FNK.

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Ciao Pablo,
I would suggest to direct this question to the GeoExt mailing list.

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On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 5:12 PM, FNK <pablo.fnk.foncas@anonymised.com> wrote:

Hi, I'm using "GeoExt" version 1.1 and Geoserver version 2.2.5. I'm creating
a TreePanel for a map loading the list of layers with the
GeoExt.tree.WMSCapabilitiesLoader() method.

I would like that the tree would have more than one level, I mean,
directories with sub-directories and finally the leafs (layers) and all this
automatically. The problem is that, for example, I create in Geoserver a
Grouplayer who has four layers and this is shown in the tree as five leafs,
four leafs with the layers and one with the grouplayer.

The right behaviour for me would be a tree with one directory and four leafs
inside this directory.

Could someone help me with this? Is this possible?

Thanks,

FNK.

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Thanks for your help, finally I've solved it. The problem is with the
Geoserver version, updating it to the version 3 in the layer groups options
appears the select box "Mode" where this is possible.

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