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  1. #1
    Dennis Williamson Guest

    JavaScript multi-level menus


    We have seen many examples of JavaScript menus, but they only
    allow selection from two levels. Are there any scripts to allow multi-level
    menu selections? We are currently using ActiveX menus to allow multiple
    levels and wish to convert to JavaScript.
    Thank you.

  2. #2
    Larne Pekowsky Guest

    Re: JavaScript multi-level menus


    "Dennis Williamson" <williams@hq.5sigcmd.army.mil> wrote:
    >
    >We have seen many examples of JavaScript menus, but they only
    >allow selection from two levels. Are there any scripts to allow multi-level
    >menu selections? We are currently using ActiveX menus to allow multiple
    >levels and wish to convert to JavaScript.Hi Dennis,


    This is a bit out of my expertise (JavaServer Pages are a server-side
    technology unrelated to JavaScript). From what I understand though,
    JavaScript itself should impose no limits on the depth of menus. See
    http://developer.iplanet.com/viewsou...ith_menu.html,
    for some examples.

    If you can't get this to work in JavaScript, you could always use an
    applet. Besides definitely supporting multiple levels, an applet is
    more likely to work consistently across browsers.

    Good luck!


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