Add API to get details of ancestors of a node #607
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Something like this probably exists already in order to populate the "where am I" popup bar, but I have reimplemented something for Chris Haughton and Tiziana
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This happens entirely in the client, as it already has the details to hand: https://github.com/OneZoom/OZtree/blob/bfcc84f67a3ea3ba7864d345486483606468e798/OZprivate/rawJS/OZTreeModule/src/controller/controller_loc.js We also have the highly-related https://github.com/OneZoom/OZtree/blob/main/modules/pinpoint.py#L6-L41 Remove the filters at the end of the query and it'll return the full path to the root. |
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Something like this probably exists already in order to populate the "where am I" popup bar, but I have reimplemented something for Chris Haughton and Tiziana