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syncsort
click here for a tree sample
The web site's menu system consisted of at least 250+
pages and probably is growing as
we speak. It
uses a combo menu with context sensitive breadcrumbs
and focused breadcrumbs for the tree menus. There
are at least 3 totally separate tree menus for each
product line.
The web site is like a book, with consistent headers
for each section and an intro web graphic for each
section of the site. Additionally, the home page
is also different.
Another point is that a nested templates is
used to control all aspects of the site thereby making maintenance a snap. A single change can affect all pages or only
some pages.
NOTE:
The performance of the menu system should be taken
into account as the menu system
causes no performance
decrease for such a large site. If you look at competing
menu systems they either don't show a large menu's
system in action. Or they do mention it, like OpenCube,
and say something like, "optimized for performance".
This means there is a decrease in performance that
is a common disadvantage to all
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SprayOregon.US
I was
testing the NestedT Tree web site on a Suse Linux
OS with
a different screen resolution. I checked it on IE,
Mozilla, Mozilla FireBird, Mozilla FireFox and Netscape.
Different browsers didn't seem to pose a problem
on any OS I had (RedHat Linux, Suse Linux, XP PRO,
XP Home) using different screen resolutions. It seems
to work as advertised.
- Charlie Sandner
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