I am in the midst of going back from a project I converted to PHP to Witango
again. Now that I realize I can have IIS use the Witango server to process
.htm pages my clients needs to be able to use contribute to modify the
mostly static pages does not keep me form using WiTango.
I have learned enou
I know I have seen some Witango menu tree code or examples somewhere. I
needs to make a menu tree like the one at
Alephdev.pointinspace.com
Does anyone have code they would be willing to share. I guess I would pay
something for it if it was portable and had a little technical support but
would lov
On 9/5/07 7:45 AM, "Dan Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in whole or in part:
> Alephdev.pointinspace.com
Maybe it's just JS and CSS?
/***
* DHTML Window Widget- © Dynamic Drive (www.dynamic
Yes this works just fine. It is not really possible for the client to edit
it which is something they wanted.
I was thinking a witango version might be easier to make that possible but
then again it is not my favorite thing to give them control over.
Anyway a Witango version would be nice.
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Da
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/
On Sep 5, 2007, at 4:45 AM, Dan Stein wrote:
I know I have seen some Witango menu tree code or examples
somewhere. I
needs to make a menu tree like the one at
Alephdev.pointinspace.com
Does anyone have code they would be willing to share. I guess I
would pay
s
Good stuff thanks
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"There is a larger frame
on the menu tree:
The best menu I have found is this:
http://www.udm4.com/
It has a very small license fee per site, but this code is constantly
kept up to date, and tweaked for new browsers and such, and I have
found it to be the most flexible. They have samples for php, asp, and
java, b
Quick edit:
There are more enterprise level solutions, like J2EE and the like,
ASP.NET and Zend/PHP were just the ones I hovered over on my short
list. Don't want to make it sound like those are the only 2
enterprise solutions.
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President - BigHead Technology
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