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TreeView - Programming an Explorer-style Site View (TOTAL HITS - 222)

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TreeView is an Article which explains with some examples How to Create a familiar explorer-style tree menu, It contains all folders and all types of files from within a website and also Navigation Links from files. The author also gives sample source code to make us understand the process completely.

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Date Added:Sun Jan 8, 2006
Author:Steve Sharrock
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