CodeThatTree is an advanced cross-browser state-of-art JavaScript tree control that can be easily integrated in any web page, requires no JavaScript knowledge from the prospective user and is provided with the wide range of the features.
- All popular browsers supported (IE5+, NS4+, Mozilla, Opera)
- Easy to use and setup
- Unlimited number of trees on single page all independently configurable
- Unlimited depth with different style for each level
- Configurable levels, you can use different indentation and style for each level
- All styles supported, allowing sophisticated visual effects
- Configurable nodes, makes it possible for items to seem in the way you like it
- Run-time access from javascript
- Low weight and high performance
- All popular browsers supported (IE5+, NS4+, Mozilla, Opera)
- Easy to use and setup
- Unlimited number of trees on single page all independently configurable
- Unlimited depth with different style for each level
- Configurable levels, you can use different indentation and style for each level
- All styles supported, allowing sophisticated visual effects
- Configurable nodes, makes it possible for items to seem in the way you like it
- Run-time access from javascript
- Low weight and high performance
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