I've been working on this for a while today. I added the functionality Cliff requested, works like a charm. So now you can get all your data via xml or json or whatever, create a nested list and then call the finder function on that list to create a finder.
I haven't uploaded this yet, I will in the following couple of days. I want to use jquery 1.3 for this plugin as it will save me a few lines of code, especially the closest function. Since I'm going to be doing this I figured to also make use of the themeroller and make it theme-able. Any suggestions on how to best tackle this? Are there any special requirements? Any jQuery UI people around here? Cheers On Jan 23, 7:32 pm, Nicolas R <ruda...@googlemail.com> wrote: > @Cliff, > I remember that somewhere in the source there's provision for what > you're asking (the first version was like that). I'm also sure that > its not implemented and that it will require quite a bit of fiddling > to get it to work. I'll check the source and do some tests over the > weekend and if I have time I will do it, otherwise I'll post info on > how to do it yourself. > > Sorry of not being able to help at the moment. > > Nicolas > > On Jan 23, 11:03 am, Cliff <clifford.me...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Can you give me any hints on how I could modify this to read in the > > various levels from an existing <ul> on the page? Or form a set of > > nested <div>'s or from provided XML? > > > The reason I ask is that I think it is much easier to navigate this > > way from other tree based data, and if JS was disabled for a given > > page, you could still show the entire <ul> as plaintext.
