> Just wondering whether anyone knows of a tool to create an HTML tree > (DHTML??)from an XML document. I have briefly looked at using XLS but am > unable to get my head around it at this point in time.
What do you mean by "HTML tree" ? There is no standard way in HTML to present tree information. You could use tables for the layout (very ugly and very old). You could use nested DIV's for the layout. You could also use nested <UL><LI> (very common - especially if this is a menu). If the tree is expandable and collapsable then you may want a JS implementation (unless you can find a way to use a reasonably complete CSS implementation - but many browsers wouldn't support that yet). But - in CFMX - basically you would load your XML into a XMLDocument in CFMX and then begin walking over the nodes, generating either HTML and or JS array stuff that can be handled by your tree implemenation. Also - have a look at XLoadTree at webfx.eae.net. This is a full JS implementation that uses XML files to store the tree data. It works in IE and Mozilla. I dont know if it works in any of the Mac browsers. Regards, Gary Menzel --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
