On Tuesday 15 May 2007 21:48, Peter De Berdt wrote: > This solution is just one case scenario, ajax-enabled trees are > sometimes a better solution (very large trees, a lot of concurrent > users working in the same structure, ). Most open source tree > classes support both. I don't think Dash's suggestions went for or against Ajax versus front-loading the data for the tree. Whether you're using LI or a DIV, the structure is regular and repeatable, and easily lends itself to lazy-loading data via Ajax.
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