Ingenieursozietät Bauen GbR. + Hans Bauer

Hi,

you must not write 'tree' for the instance of your first tree, which is now named 'treeA'. You must write and not to fill in the informations for your first 'treeA'.

(Topic splittet here, continuation in 'Multiple trees in a table' by Hans 2006-03-30)

Hello, in my 1.st reply you find three code blocks, each for one tree, named treeA (the first tree), treeB (the second tree) and treeC (the third tree). Each tree is handled separated as indicated with the line containing the three dots between the instantiation [e.g.: treeA=new treemenu('treeA',......

Hello, to include multiple trees in one document you only have to instantiate and show each tree using a different name, e.g. code in your menu-file: treeA=new treemenu('treeA',...); ... document.write(treeA); treeB=new treemenu('treeB',...); ... document.write(treeB); treeC=new treemenu('treeC',......

Dear Thomas, i really don't know why your xsl-transformation is creating code incompatible with xml/html. By creating <script.../> the browsers obviously are hindered to include any javascript-code, not only the code of TreeMenu . You may check this by trying to include any other javascript-code. Be...

Hi Thomas, XSL (Extensible style sheet language) is used to format XML styles in a universal way. It is somehow comparable with xml over html, as i understand it in my incomplete cognition. Please correct me if I'm false. The standard for html is opening and closing a token with separated commands, ...

Hi 'Woid', there are two possibilites to open a tree up to a specified level: 1. You can set the variable 'open' in the commands 'add' or 'put' according to the explanations in the help (TreeMenu -> First steps -> Menu items). By this you can set the open/close state of each tree/subtree according t...

Hello Marcel, thanks a lot for your tributes. It's very nice to hear TreeMenu beeing useful for you. Your idea for providing use-cases is very nice, but i don't belief that there will be a lively usage for this. Although i had about 15000 downloads of TreeMenu until now, only about 3 or 4 users told...

Hello Asa, sure you can change the link to open in a new window. To do this, open the file 'js/treemenu.js' and go to the routine treemenu.prototype.writeCreatedWithTreeMenu = function() seach the line else { target = '_parent'; and change the line to else { target = '_blank'; Then save the file and...

Hello Asa, all formats fo the menu are defined in css/treemenu.css. You can open this file using a text editor and adjust the formats as you want them to be. I commentated the css.file to ease your usage. You may also read the help at TreeMenu / Advanced / Formats to get this informations. If you ne...

Hi Andre, first of all, thank you for using TreeMenu. Second, your problem was never reported before. Could you please tell me how the menu crashes? E.g. any error messages, faulty graphics or something like that? Which browser do you use and could you test the menu using different browsers? For me ...

Hello Ramiro, sure you can translate the converter to portugese. I'd be happy if you could send me a copy of your translation. I may then look how to include your translation in the standard package. To add a new category, go to the html-part at the end of 'units.html' and add a new option-line <opt...

Hi 'Jonas',

thank you for your flowers.

To change the look of the TreeMenu you also might overwrite the images used for indenting in the subdirectory gif. E.g. to remove vertical lines you can overwrite gif/passline.gif.

Happy usage of TreeMenu wishes
Hans Bauer

Hi 'Jonas', To 1) Then the paths for the TreeMenu files should be by default: - http://localhost/menu_eng.html - http://localhost/js/treemenu.js - http://localhost/gif/tieplus.gif - http://localhost/css/treemenu.css Is this correct for your installation on your local pc (localhost)? Are the lines in...

Hi 'Jonas'. 1.) There usually is no base for images to be shown in colors not included within these images. Could you please right-click to the amazing images in the treemenu, choose properties in the context menu and check the path of the images loaded in your menu? 2.) If you don't want icons to b...

Hello 'Jonas', the default images used for indenting are transparent with black dotted lines for showing the hierarchy. If you see white lines (?) the treemenu maybe doesn't have access to the images originally located in the gif-subdirectory. The css-files don't affect the line-color but only the b...