Don't know... why do you want to build a CMS with ajax calls? Consider this: you have a page (no frames), you got your animated accordion menu, you click an item and the whole page reloads with the requested components and the menu on the left is kept open on the desired position. Isn't easier? GC
On Apr 1, 1:41 am, 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?
