This is just my opinion, so take it for what it's worth, but I don't really see why you need AJAX in this instance. Seems like you could just use a full page refresh and let the menu stay where it is via your layout. It just seems to me that you would be complicating a rather simple process just for the appearance that the page wasn't refreshing.
Just my .02 On Mar 31, 6:41 pm, Roberto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I need a special menu plugin for admin pages. The problem is that my > clients hate frames and iframes, and on slow connections, admin pages > for websites that I build need to always show menus and not have to > redraw them each time. Previously I was using iframes to fix that. I > was putting the menus on the screen, and when they click an option, it > then updates the iframe. But now I see that my clients hate that > because iframes don't resize in the page, the way I have them. So, I > envisioned using jQuery to fix that. > > I was going to have something like an accordion menu on the left, and > when you choose a sub menu item on the left, it then replaces the > content on the right using .replaceWith() I'm guessing. And I would > pull that content from AJAX. So, if you choose Add User from the > accordion menu on the left, then the right side would update with an > Add User form. Get it? Frameless frames. > > Is there already a jQuery plugin for this?
