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Asked: June 4, 20262026-06-04T07:42:34+00:00 2026-06-04T07:42:34+00:00

I am going nuts trying to figure this out, I am trying to build

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I am going nuts trying to figure this out, I am trying to build a simple menu tree with multi levels

RootFolder
- First Sub Folder
-- First Sub Sub Folder
--- First Sub Sub Sub Folder
--- First Sub Sub Sub Sub Folder
- Second Sub Folder
- Second Sub Sub Folder

My XML is very simple (not the right values)

<OrgFolderDetails>
    <FolderName>Main Folder</FolderName>
    <TheChildren>
        <OrgFolderDetails>
            <FolderName>First Sub Folder</FolderName>
            <TheChildren>
                <OrgFolderDetails>
                    <FolderName>First Sub Sub Folder</FolderName>
                    <TheChildren>
                        <OrgFolderDetails>
                            <FolderName>First Sub Siub Sub Folder</FolderName>
                            <TheChildren>
                                <OrgFolderDetails>
                                    <FolderName>First Sub Sub Sub Sub Folder</FolderName>
                                    <TheChildren/>
                                </OrgFolderDetails>
                            </TheChildren>
                        </OrgFolderDetails>
                    </TheChildren>
                </OrgFolderDetails>
            </TheChildren>
        </OrgFolderDetails>
        <OrgFolderDetails>
            <FolderName>Second Sub Folder</FolderName>
            <TheChildren>
                <OrgFolderDetails>
                    <FolderName>Second Sub Sub Folder</FolderName>
                    <TheChildren/>
                </OrgFolderDetails>
            </TheChildren>
        </OrgFolderDetails>
    </TheChildren>
</OrgFolderDetails>

I have used jQuery’s .filter() and. find() each() without any success, it doesn’t give me the nice dashes to indicate which level I am in, it just spits out the folder names.

My code that traverses

 $(data).find("FolderName").each(function(){
             var folderName = $(this).text();

            $("#folderLevels").append(folderName+"<br/>");
         });
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    2026-06-04T07:42:35+00:00Added an answer on June 4, 2026 at 7:42 am

    Okay, so from what I understand, we need to build a menu, with a certain number of preceding dashes, dependent on the level of the child.
    Lucky, jQuery makes this kinda easy.

    $(data).find("FolderName").each(function(){ 
        var levels = $(this).parents("OrgFolderDetails").size();
        var text = $(this).text();
        var html = "";
    
        for(var j=0; j < levels; j++){
            html += "-";    
        }
        html += " "+text+"</br>"; //add in that space after the dashes, and the <br>
    
        $("#folderLevels").append(html);
    });
    

    Hope that helps. The main helper in this is the parents() method.
    http://api.jquery.com/parents

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