DragonTreeview
WELCOME, Stranger
Welcome to my internet-home. This pages are dedicated to
my little java-applet I wrote some time ago.
DragonTreeview is an applet designed to simplify structured display of link information on
web pages. You can display the entire structure of a web-site in a single frame using this
applet. The display is an explorer-like treeview which the user will know, and therefore
will not hesitate to use.
Main Features:
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Fully customizable icons, you can specify an unique icon for every tree-node
if you wish, and you can specify their size, of course. Your icons will be scaled to fit that size.
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Fully customizable colors, you can specify the background-, font-, and
highlight-color of the
applet.
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Fully customizable fonts, you can specify a font and its size to use in the
applet.
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The applet has functions for use with javascript, so if you want to
change the look of the applet in one way or the other you do not have to reload
it with different parameters. Just have it changed via javascript.
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Simple animation capabilities after
finished loading.
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DragonTreeview is a non resizing
applet. Which means that it does not mess up your layout just because it
needs more space to display all tree nodes. If the tree runs out of space
the user can scroll intuitively by moving the mouse towards the hidden items.
You see that, when creating the Applet I was focussed on making it highly customizable, in order
to fit in virtually any webpage. You can make it look like just anything.
And now use my applet, which shows in the left frame as you (no doubt) have
guessed, to get information about how to embed it into your webpage and to learn
about its parameters and javascript functions.
Back to the DragonTreeview applet
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