Chrome Extensions: nested folders

Question

If use this code:

chrome.bookmarks.getTree(function(addNode)
{
    var rootNodeId = addNode[0].children[1].id;
    chrome.bookmarks.create({parentId:rootNodeId, title:'root'}, function(node)
    {
        chrome.bookmarks.create({parentId:node.id, title:'child1'});
        chrome.bookmarks.create({parentId:node.id, title:'child2'});
    });
});

to get nested folders they are created but they behave not as normal folders. First of all i don't get the little triangle in front of the root folder and if i'm in a subfolder by double clicking and then go back (with browswer arrow) i get to the folder the root folder is contained and not as it should in the root folder.

Any ideas what's wrong with that or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance, drakon

//EDIT If i set a breakpoint for the chrome.bookmarks.create line it works as expected. I'm really confused..

//EDIT Seems to be a bug of chrome -> press F5 lets the entrys appear.

Answer 1

The code you pasted above does what it is expected.

1. You are getting the root node of the "Other bookmarks" folder
2. You are creating a folder called "root"
3. You are creating two child folders inside your parent "root" folder that you already created.

I believe the arrow thing you are seeing is a bug in Chrome, please report it since it should always see that arrow.

Perhaps you are missing some code cause the above works as I explained.