Today we'll use the new table that we created in the
previous tutorial, to create a navigation tree.
Examples:
Here's the static tree:
The database driven tree:
Treeview JavaScript: the most popular DHTML tree on the net
Layout Flexibility
- Frame-based or frame-less layouts.
- Optional and customizable folder and document icons.
- Option to wrap node text into multiple lines.
- Option to highlight selected node.
- Optional tree-state persistency across page loads.
- Open/close state is tracked separately for multiple trees.
Fast Performance
- Unlimited hierarchical levels in your tree menu.
- Fast performance even for trees with thousands of nodes.
- Expand/collapse does not require slow trip to server.
Cross browser
- Supports all major browsers/versions/platforms.
- Does not require Java and the use of cookies is optional.
Easy configuration
- Quick configuration throught online visual tool.
- Modular design: make only small, localized changes to your page.
Advanced features
- Manipulate the tree through exterior buttons and links.
- Open All / Close All functions.
- Put JavaScript links in the tree menu.
Optional server integration
- Optional server-side browsing of files and directories.
- Optional server-side connection to databases.
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