Hat's Off !

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e_x

I will just like to say hat's off to you guys whose 2nd language is dhtml and javascript. Initially, I wanted to include vertical flyouts into my website to improve navigation. Unfortunately, despite the mio or so websites, describing in full detail & technicolor exactly how to write the codes, I fail to comprehend. I simply cannot grasp the codes the past few days and may never will in this lifetime.

As such, for the time being, I will like to include a "folder tree" kind of navigation instead. Clicking on a word or phrase will expand the tree, which will also unexpand when another word or phrase is clicked.

I hope that the coding for this is less compilcated and any help will be appreciated.

TQ
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

It still would be based on JavaScript DHTML

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e_x said:
I will just like to say hat's off to you guys whose 2nd language is dhtml and javascript.
Initially, I wanted to include vertical flyouts into my website to improve navigation.
Unfortunately, despite the mio or so websites, describing in full detail & technicolor exactly how
to write the codes, I fail to comprehend. I simply cannot grasp the codes the past few days and may
never will in this lifetime.
As such, for the time being, I will like to include a "folder tree" kind of navigation instead.
Clicking on a word or phrase will expand the tree, which will also unexpand when another word or
phrase is clicked.
 
J

JS Surfer

Try this:
http://www.acjavascripts.com/ExpandCollapseMenu.php

Better, but there are licensing issues
http://www.blueshoes.org/en/javascript/tree/

-----Original Message-----
I will just like to say hat's off to you guys whose 2nd
language is dhtml and javascript. Initially, I wanted to
include vertical flyouts into my website to improve
navigation. Unfortunately, despite the mio or so
websites, describing in full detail & technicolor exactly
how to write the codes, I fail to comprehend. I simply
cannot grasp the codes the past few days and may never
will in this lifetime.
As such, for the time being, I will like to include
a "folder tree" kind of navigation instead. Clicking on a
word or phrase will expand the tree, which will also
unexpand when another word or phrase is clicked.
 
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e_x

That's gReat! Looks like it's back to the dwging board for me. I'm really no good at this, but I'll give it another shot.
 
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chris leeds

you could make it real easy on yourself and simply use a program like this:
http://software.xfx.net/utilities/dmbuilder/
I'd recommend the program above because it's easy to use and the guy who
wrote it is a 100% stand-up guy.

HTH

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e_x said:
That's gReat! Looks like it's back to the dwging board for me. I'm
really no good at this, but I'll give it another shot.
 
K

Kevin Spencer

Nobody is really good at any of this stuff at first. But keep doing it, and
you will be, I promise!

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Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

e_x said:
That's gReat! Looks like it's back to the dwging board for me. I'm
really no good at this, but I'll give it another shot.
 
J

JS Surfer

Naw, I saw a flyout site yesterday but have no idea where
it is. (My IE has a problem where I can't access
History). I don't go for hokey stuff like that.
 
M

Mike Mueller

I personally have had good luck with the scripts from
Dynamic Drive. I use their Top Nav 3 on our Fire Department
website. I remember being frustrated the first time I
worked with it.
I am currently doing the annual rebuild. This time we will
be using Jim's Menu, again from Dynamic Drive. Still took
some time, but after a couple of days it just becomes a
tweaking matter.

Nav Bar 3: http://www.lannonfire.com
Jim's Menu: http://mikem.ecinet.net/lfdnew.htm

Mike Mueller
Lannon Fire Department



e_x wrote:
: I will just like to say hat's off to you guys whose 2nd
: language is dhtml and javascript. Initially, I wanted to
: include vertical flyouts into my website to improve
: navigation. Unfortunately, despite the mio or so
: websites, describing in full detail & technicolor exactly
: how to write the codes, I fail to comprehend. I simply
: cannot grasp the codes the past few days and may never
: will in this lifetime.
:
: As such, for the time being, I will like to include a
: "folder tree" kind of navigation instead. Clicking on a
: word or phrase will expand the tree, which will also
: unexpand when another word or phrase is clicked.
:
: I hope that the coding for this is less compilcated and
: any help will be appreciated.
:
: TQ
 
E

e_x

nice. thanks for the info.

chris leeds said:
you could make it real easy on yourself and simply use a program like this:
http://software.xfx.net/utilities/dmbuilder/
I'd recommend the program above because it's easy to use and the guy who
wrote it is a 100% stand-up guy.

HTH

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The email address on this posting is a "black hole". I got tired of all the
spam.
Please feel free to contact me here:
http://nedp.net/contact/
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really no good at this, but I'll give it another shot.
 
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