Add withKey method #70
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In order to specify a different key than the model's one to be the parent key, you can use the ->withKey('name') method
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I think replacing the |
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You're right, I've changed it to call the model's getKey() function if no custom key is set |
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In order to specify a different key than the model's one to be the parent key, you can use the ->withKey('name') method.
For example: you have id, code and parent_code in your model.
Your model uses id as key, but the parent-child relation is established between code and parent_code
In order to make SelectTree work with this model, you need to call the function ->withKey('code')