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  • Karthik.S

    SmartFolding menu tree question

    I have a smart folding menu tree as pictured below

    Home
    Why
    What
    How
    Who
    What's Next

    The "Why" "What" "How" etc are links to Why.asp, What.asp, How.asp etc.
    The same smartfolding link is included in all the asp pages. The problem
    is when a user clicks on Home, expands the menu and clicks Why, the menu
    in Why is closed. They have to click on Home again to open the drop down
    box. I am using the code found in


    Is there a way when i havigate to other pages i can pass which link i
    was in and then open that link up ?

    Any other way of doing this would also be welcome.

    Thanks

  • Fabian

    #2
    Re: SmartFolding menu tree question


    "Karthik.S" <vzd1s0xx@veriz on.net> wrote in message news:qEHib.1259
    [color=blue]
    > Is there a way when i havigate to other pages i can pass which link i
    > was in and then open that link up ?
    >
    > Any other way of doing this would also be welcome.[/color]

    I used to use Joust, a freeware javascript to do this kind of thing. I
    stopped using it because it uses frames.


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    • Sergey Nosenko

      #3
      Re: SmartFolding menu tree question

      Try our COOLjsTree http://javascript.cooldev.com/scripts/cooltree
      it isn't use frames and works under NN4, NN6+, IE4+, Opera5+, Mozilla, Safari

      "Fabian" <lajzar@hotmail .com> wrote in message news:<bmghvj$mg s5t$2@ID-174912.news.uni-berlin.de>...[color=blue]
      > "Karthik.S" <vzd1s0xx@veriz on.net> wrote in message news:qEHib.1259
      >[color=green]
      > > Is there a way when i havigate to other pages i can pass which link i
      > > was in and then open that link up ?
      > >
      > > Any other way of doing this would also be welcome.[/color]
      >
      > I used to use Joust, a freeware javascript to do this kind of thing. I
      > stopped using it because it uses frames.
      >
      >
      > --[/color]

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      • Fabian

        #4
        Re: SmartFolding menu tree question

        Sergey Nosenko hu kiteb:
        [color=blue]
        > Try our COOLjsTree http://javascript.cooldev.com/scripts/cooltree
        > it isn't use frames and works under NN4, NN6+, IE4+, Opera5+,
        > Mozilla, Safari[/color]

        I tend to avoid stuff which requires a payment, especially when freeware
        solutions to the same problem exist.


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