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Asked: 2026-05-15T08:24:23+00:00

Silly question. A lot of examples using jstree that I find on the web

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Silly question. A lot of examples using jstree that I find on the web use the syntax $(‘#someTreeId’).tree(), whereas the demo on the jstree website keeps referring to the syntax $(‘#someTreeId’).jstree().

When I use .jstree() I get a browser error saying this is not a function. But when I use .tree I barely get any farther: it only gets to ‘Loading…’.

So far I haven’t included any options at all inside the function brackets. I was assuming jstree would produce a basic tree if I included the UL in the HTML. But it doesn’t.

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  1. Editorial Team

    May be use this trick to find the exact function names of jstree plugin.

    Open jquery.jstree.js, check for the keyword “$.fn.* =” or “jQuery.fn.* = ” or “jQuery.* =” or “$.*=”

    The ‘*’ will be the function names.

    Not to complicate, in jstree plugin the function name is jstree(). The error not a function is because, the plugin is not loaded. Check if the script path to jstree.js is correct.

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