treeview problem after ubuntu 13.10 upgrade

[Dutn]

Hi all,

I have a question about Cacti 0.8.8b:

After the dist-upgrade to Ubuntu 13.10 (from 13.04) my cacti has a strange problem with displaying the treeview. It looks like the jstree javascript is not running correctly.
I have checked if the requested packages are available (libjs-jquery-cookie and lbjs-jquery). There are installed and configured correctly.

Normaly the ouput is:
+ tree
- host
+ tree
- host

Now the output is (it is flat without any folder icons)
o tree
o host


Before the update (Cacti 0.8.8a and Ubuntu 13.04) everything was displayed correctly. Does someone has the same strange problem after the dist-update or is there someone who can help me?
I checked all the links, apache is running fine and the Javascript files are in the correct place. Also I read all the related forumposts about this problem but did not solve it yet.

I dont have any plugins running on my cacti installation.

Thank you!
Br, Dutn

[paulgevers]

Please add some screen shots. (And maybe draw in an additional graph what you saw before). Trivial to say that it works for me, but maybe you have a different tree structure.

And please report such issues to Ubuntu instead of here for two reasons:
1) Cacti does not provide jstree yet.
2) I would have seen the bug report automatically instead of finding it here after some days.

[GGA]

I've also upgraded to ubuntu 13.10 and cacti0.8.8b.
Tree looks ok so far. There is only a problem with tree collapsing.
A sample:

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(-)A1
 |___(-)number1
 |    |
 |    |________number2
 |
 (-)A2
 |___(-)number3
 |    |
 |    |________number4

If I press on A1 the branch collapse. Ok so far. Now I click on number4 and branch A1 opens again. A Bug? The menu thinks number1 is still open.
But if I close all branches step by step, first number1 then A1, then it seems to work.

[paulgevers]

A Bug?

Yes. It has been reported: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... ug/1218418.

Apparently the bug is fixed in jstree, but I haven't got around to get the fix into the packaging.