Gerson Goulart schrieb:
Jörn Zaefferer escreveu:
Gerson Goulart schrieb:
Hi all!
I'm not a programmer (and don't speak English), but I'm trying to do
both. =D
I'm looking for a simple solution to do a simple tree menu like the
Windows Explorer during some days. All solutions I find are terible,
in my opinion (including dtree ) :p
I decided to do a very simple tree menu using JQuery and HTML
unnordered list. However I only applyed the funtionality in the first
<li><ul> node. (Do you can comprehend what I'm speaking?)
Can someone help me?
Have you ever looked at my treeview plugin?
http://dev.jquery.com/view/trunk/plugins/treeview/
It may still need a bit CSS tuning, but otherwise its running fine.
I'm nearly there to release a new version that includes both location
and cookie based persistance. And you can add nodes to the tree.
-- Jörn
Your treeview sounds realy interesting! Good Job!
I analyzed prudent all the code and really I liked. However I find that
it is much sophisticated for my present need... I am making an effort to
have a code with the maximum of 10 lines.
I looked in jquery.treeview.js for a solution to fix my code, but it is
very complicated to my knowledge about javascript/jQuery.
Anyway I very thank the hint. Really it is a very good work. Some day I
will know to program like this ;)
There I need alone uncover because the line:
$("#body-menu-div li>ul").parent().each(function() {
does not catch every <li> that contains an <ul> on this code:
Have you tried $("#body-menu-div li:has(>ul)")? Thats what I'm using to
find list items that contain uls.
-- Jörn
