Tigra Tree Menu
Publisher
JavaScript tree menu navigation system.
Product Details
Tigra Tree Menu is free JavaScript DHTML navigation system for the web sites and web applications. Product looks and acts exactly as Microsoft Windows Tree Control. Offering best performance on the market, script can manage hierarchies containing thousands of items. Easy setup, best choice for site maps, online documentation and intranet applications.
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Pretty good, for a freebie at least
Reviewed byAnonymousonMon, 30th October 2006
TTM seems to meet needs pretty well if you are only looking for something basic. It doesn't seem to be as customizable as the one from OpenCube, but the company behind it is a lot more friendly. If you decide to use this menu on your site, make sure that you have a good knowledge of how to make recursive arrays with Javascript. If you plan to dynamically generate your menu using a server-side script, you are certainly better off with the one from OpenCube, because dynamics with TTM can be hell.
