This article will focus on building a JavaScript tree. The target browsers for this tree are Internet Explorer 5.0+ and Netscape 6.1+ (Netscape 6.0 had many bugs that could affect the proper display of the tree). This tree will be built with cross-browser code that works on both IE5+ and NS6, so that the code requires no browser detection to work on these two browsers (note that if your users may still be using IE4 or NS4, you will need to do an additional browser detect to see if you can use the code in this article).
CodeThatAll is a very quick introduction to the CodeThat.Com scripts.
Package contains the demonstrations of all the scripts offered by
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A Windows Explorer style tree menu with unlimited number of levels. The code has been tested on IE 4.0, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0 on Windows, IE 5.0 on Mac, a ...
Cross-browser, XML driven and fully configurable JavaScript tab bar provides simple but powerful solution to create dynamic tabs. You can place va ...
Ein Java-Script, das durch einfache Konfiguration ein Tabellenhighlighting erzeugt,
etwa so wie man es von PHP-MyAdmin kennt.
Eine externe .js D ...
dhtmlxGrid is a flexible, feature rich JavaScript grid control with Ajax support and powerful API. It provides client-side solution for displaying ...
CodeThatGrid is an advanced JavaScript grid looking like Microsoft Excel
grid that enables user to display in efficient and fancy way the
massif ...
iNavigate, is a lightweight and fast dynamic menu for the web.
Features include unlimited menu depths, single html source, state persistence, se ...
CodeThatBuilder is a powerful tool that enables you to create Web site navigation using CodeThatMenu, CodeThatTree or CodeThatXPBar fast and easy. ...
