Folks,
for one of you experts, this must be trivial / must exist already
within some big Python-web package:
say I'm looking at a long web doc.html which has no tree view on the
left,
but I can hack a local tree view file with level, name, href like
+ 1 US href= ("+" button expands, "-" folds)
2 Alabama href=
3 ...
2 Alaska href=
...
+ 1 Canada href=
...
Is there a small API that can generate a tree viewer / navigator from
this,
either side by side in the same browser window with the remote web
pages, or in a separate window ?
(The tree view lines can of course be reformatted to xml or whatever
the API wants.)
There are really 2 APIs here:
a) class TreeView
b) display the tree view and the remote web page in split windows.
(Is there a general introduction to Python-webbing
for someone who knows Python but almost no CSS nor web services ?)
Thanks, cheers
-- denis
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