just noticed it dosnt expand/collapse in ie6 when you click plus symbol
works in ie7 and ff
http://63.144.103.199/http://63.144.103.199/industrial/enclosures/wallmount/index.cfm
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adam.
thats way over my head man...
if you can explain how i could do this better, i would so appreciate it.
heck maybe there is a better solution.
its just a bunch of nested lists.
with cfif checking location on what to show.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 11:10 PM, Adam Haskell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am also a YUI guy, and not jQuery, but here goes...
To this element: ul id=navLeft class=treeview-blue treeview
Add: style=display: none;
In the JavaScript that turns the list into a pretty tree view, set the
display of that element to block. jQuery has special functions for that I
believe,
Sonny!
awsome! that looks to have worked.
but now i have a menu shows up blank for a bit while page loads.
not sure how to get the menu to render before every thing else..
would YUI be a better route to go? i have never used it.
some other questions..
1. i have all my pages which call cfinclude
I've used YUI alot, it's very different from jQuery. YUI has a flyout-style
menu system that I really like:
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/menu/
Your question about once per session could be done, but you'd have to do
all your page loads through ajax and content replacement or by using
frames.
hey guys. not sure if this is due to massive amount of cfif's or some thing
with jquery...
i am trying to use tree view on a test/stage site
http://63.144.103.199/industrial/enclosures/wallmount/index.cfm
its slow..
i am using cfif statements to open close tree branches byt setting the class
of
That post render jump is pretty typical of the majority of AJAX frameworks.
I am a big advocate of YUI so my experiences may be different. Generally the
way I deal with this is set my containing element to dsiplay: none next I
get a handle on that container (navTree = getElementByXX();). Then
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