Expanding lists

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4 comments, last by Bubble_Sort 19 years, 11 months ago
Hi I am creating an Intranet for work and on the pages i want to do expanding links. e.g. click on a plus sign and it opens up to show more links. I can''t seem to find it on the net. I am sure it will be easy, doing it in ASP.net with C# Any ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------ for(int ii=0; ii<7; ii++) if (NumList[ii] > NumList[ii + 1]) { Swap = NumList[ii]; NumList[ii] = NumList[ii + 1]; NumList[ii + 1] = Swap; }
------------------------------------------------------------for(int ii=0; ii<7; ii++) if (NumList[ii] > NumList[ii + 1]) { Swap = NumList[ii]; NumList[ii] = NumList[ii + 1]; NumList[ii + 1] = Swap;ii = 0; }
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I think it's called a treeview.

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[edited by - Pipo DeClown on May 27, 2004 11:21:39 AM]
Thanks
------------------------------------------------------------for(int ii=0; ii<7; ii++) if (NumList[ii] > NumList[ii + 1]) { Swap = NumList[ii]; NumList[ii] = NumList[ii + 1]; NumList[ii + 1] = Swap;ii = 0; }
Make your own with DHTML?
I can't seem to get anchor links to work correctly

i define the anchor like this: (a name="B") Birthdays (/a)

and the link: (a href="C:\Documents and Settings\aa\My Documents\My Pictures\KnowledgeManagementlist.aspx#B") B (/a)

Language= C#

Any ideas? I am most likely doing something very stupid, i have never done asp before and i have to put a Intranet together


I forgot this is HTML

Ok how do you post code on here?






[edited by - Bubble_Sort on May 28, 2004 12:05:43 PM]
I tried

"( = <" and ") = >"
[edited by - Bubble_Sort on May 28, 2004 12:09:56 PM]

[edited by - Bubble_Sort on May 28, 2004 12:11:12 PM]
------------------------------------------------------------for(int ii=0; ii<7; ii++) if (NumList[ii] > NumList[ii + 1]) { Swap = NumList[ii]; NumList[ii] = NumList[ii + 1]; NumList[ii + 1] = Swap;ii = 0; }
[ source ][ /source ]


Source is for C++.. Use code..

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