ApPHP TreeMenu
Version 3.1.0
Freeware
Free
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The ApPHP TreeMenu is a PHP script that generates
multilevel tree menu control. It was specially
designed for web developers. Tree menu is one of the
most popular and commonly used navigation controls and
it allows you to set up and use in no time. It has a
collapsible vertical tree listing, that resembles the
Windows Explorer folder view. It also makes it easier
for visitors of your website to find things, makes its
look more professional and helps to organize large
amount of data into hierarchical order with as many
nodes and sub-levels as you need. Expandable elements
can be used as links, or they can be just expanded.
The sub-menus are opened and closed by a mouse click.
The code is object-oriented with two classes: the
TreeMenu class creates the tree structure and the Node
class is used for each menu item. Simple CSS defines
the look of the tree and can be changed with ease.
multilevel tree menu control. It was specially
designed for web developers. Tree menu is one of the
most popular and commonly used navigation controls and
it allows you to set up and use in no time. It has a
collapsible vertical tree listing, that resembles the
Windows Explorer folder view. It also makes it easier
for visitors of your website to find things, makes its
look more professional and helps to organize large
amount of data into hierarchical order with as many
nodes and sub-levels as you need. Expandable elements
can be used as links, or they can be just expanded.
The sub-menus are opened and closed by a mouse click.
The code is object-oriented with two classes: the
TreeMenu class creates the tree structure and the Node
class is used for each menu item. Simple CSS defines
the look of the tree and can be changed with ease.
Program details
Publisher
Chara MiteoE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Win7 x32<br>Win7 x64<br>Windows XP<br>WinOther<br>Linux GPL<br>Linux Open Source<br>OtherFile size
170 KBFile date
7/1/2016License
FreewareInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
1/28/2016