> > I have a functional base for this already in wicket-contrib-yui trunk. > > Needs a friendlier api and a bit of polish, but all the pieces are > > there. I've been very short on time, so if anyone feels like picking > > it up that would be great. > > Cool. Sorry, forgot about the fact that you mentioned this earlier. > Short on time as well :) > > David, I'd be interested to hear what you think of that implementation.
Not sure if you mean YUI menus itself, or what is in wicket-contrib-yui. I took a quick look at the former (not the code, just the example), but not yet the latter. I can't yet comment on the quality or usability of the library, but it seems to have a lot of features. But then again... this goes way beyond what I was intending on doing at this point. For me right now, I'm just looking for something that takes the ListView a little further to render a menu of a webpage in simple html markup together with CSS. (That's why I started a new thread, rather than continuing with the "Menu???" thread... sorry I didn't make that clearer.) For instance, I just want to be able to change if a menu is rendered vertically or horizontally, if I put "|" or some other separator between the items or not, and that kind of thing. Shouldn't be hard to implement, but I just wanted to check to see if there was an existing implementation first. Personally, unless there's a real necessity, I don't like creating too much dependency on something like YUI. Not only do I find it bulky, fragile, and difficult to work with (I do with javascript in general, not just YUI), but that project is not open and they didn't reply to my previous bug report / change request. I'll have to give this some more though, which I'll only be able to do once I really jump into this aspect of my project. Cheers, Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
