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| This class can create multi-level hierarchical menus based on a list of menu items and submenu items using DHTML. The items organized in the generated menu can be expanded and collapsed dynamically using Javascript, that is when the user clicks on a menu item, all corresponding submenu items are shown, or hidden if already visible. A good example of what it looks like is the list of documents and directories in the left frame of the Microsoft Windows Explorer. The class provides means to create a root menu item and then add sub-nodes to it. To create more levels, it can add sub-nodes inside other sub-nodes. The menu may be arbitrarily deep. The HTML code generated is only based on <UL> tags and is compatible with all browsers. The generated menu is fully customizable using CSS. You may write your own CSS style definitions to configure the look and feel of parents and children menu items'. The class also lets you define an image to use as the expand and collapse box. This is optional but can be handy to make the menu easier to understand. |
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| This package can be used to generate the code of classes to access MySQL database tables. It uses Smarty templates to generate all the code for the classes and other scripts. The generated classes perform the usual database access operations like establishing database connections and executing SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT and delete SQL queries. The templates from which the code is generated are customizable to the developer needs. The package can be extended by plug-ins that allow the developers to generate code to implement additional features. |
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| This class lets you create an hierarchic menu based on a list of menu items and submenu items (parents and children). The generated menu can expand and collapse menu dynamically, that is when the user clicks on a menu item, all corresponding submenu items are shown (or hidden if already visible). A good example of what it looks like is the list of documents and directories in the left frame of the Microsoft Windows Explorer. The use of the class is fairly easy. Simply add parents and children elements in the same order you would like to see them in the menu. Then let the class generate the code for you. The HTML code generated is only based on <DIV> tags and is compatible with all browsers. The generated menu is fully customizable using CSS. You may write your own CSS style definitions to configure the look and feel of parents and children menu items'. The class also lets you define an image to use as the expand and collapse box. This is optional but can be handy to make the menu easier to understand. |
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