quite a cool demo, thanks for sharing, works fine here on PC: windows XP SP3 Firefox 3.0
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 2:47 PM, Nicolas R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yes I know, I haven't tested it on IE and I have done nothing for > supporting it (no css hacks or conditional comments). I am sure that > it has some issues, especially with CSS support. Hopefully the issues > are just css related and don't break the plugin's functionality. > > As the CMS, that's the purpose I'm using it. One for seeing already > existing 'pages' and stuff, and two for file management (when linking > to stuff, inserting images etc). Although I find it much easier that > normal treeview navigation, I am not sure if others agree as I haven't > asked and/or tested it properly. That's also why I'm posting it > here :) > > Thanks for replying, I'll be glad to see your contribution. > > On Dec 8, 1:29 pm, Liam Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > it seems your CSS needs a good look at in IE. > > I'm in work right now but I'l lsee if I can't fix it up in Ie for you. > > > > I like the idea of this, would be good for CMS use. > > > > Nicolas R wrote: > > > Greetings! > > > > > I've put together a plugin that creates a mac-style finder out of a > > > list. The plugin is still in development (ALPHA) and it needs some > > > testing, especially on IE. > > > > > The purpose of this plugin is to provide an alternative to treeview > > > navigation. Making it look just like the Finder on a Mac is not my > > > goal, I am after its core functionality. Having said this, I think > > > that implementing useful features that exist on Mac's Finder (search, > > > toolback w/ options, etc) is time well spent. > > > > > You can find the plugin (& demo) here: > http://www.nicolas.rudas.info/jQuery/Finder/ > > > > > I'm posting this here as I'm after feedback, contributions > > > (especially), and testers, so if anyone's interested please post here. > > > I hope the source code is readable and self-explanatory, I did comment > > > a lot on some things so it should make some sense. As this is an alpha > > > release, I've just included a link to the script in the demo page, and > > > a link to a zip file that contains the demo page along with css & > > > images used. The zip file is what you are probably after, as the css > > > file is essential. > > > > > Cheers
