Written by Jeff Beeman of the Arizona State University.
This implementation of the Hierarchical Select API dynamically fetches the grading system of the state of Arizona; this grading system is used by every college and university of Arizona.
The hierarchy is built according to a rather hard to grasp structure:
Grade › Subject › Strand › Concept › Objective
It uses the lazy loading principle. When the loading takes a couple of seconds, that means you have hit an unprocessed and therefor uncached part of the hierarchy. If you revisit the same part of the tree later, you'll notice it loads instantaneously.
Show config
  1. Array
  2. (
  3. [module] => az_standards
  4. [params] => Array
  5. (
  6. )
  7.  
  8. [save_lineage] => 0
  9. [enforce_deepest] => 0
  10. [entity_count] => 0
  11. [resizable] => 0
  12. [level_labels] => Array
  13. (
  14. [status] => 1
  15. [labels] => Array
  16. (
  17. [0] => Grade
  18. [1] => Subject
  19. [2] => Strand
  20. [3] => Concept
  21. [4] => Objective
  22. )
  23.  
  24. )
  25.  
  26. [dropbox] => Array
  27. (
  28. [status] => 0
  29. [title] => Selected standards
  30. [limit] => 0
  31. [reset_hs] => 0
  32. )
  33.  
  34. [editability] => Array
  35. (
  36. [status] => 0
  37. )
  38.  
  39. )
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