Oh, one more thing.

I found out that the project won't run in IE 9, but it super fast say in firefox v10. It seems to be a performance issue. What rev of IE are you running?

Ellen

Hi Bernard,

I have attached 5 text files, hopefully correctly. The default page, which has the webdesktop which calls the 3 other pages.  The QuickCommand page which has a webslidingmenu in it (that won;t show when executing inside the desktop) but will show when it's a standalone page.  the rmsdefault page is a page which has a webtab, which has about 8 tabs, all call different pages to put into the iframe. This works almost alright except that it takes to long to load and the property page has an additional webtab at the bottom of it that won't show. I also include the xml file for the webslidingmenu.

thanks Ellen

Hi Bernard,

Adding the reference for the webgrid.editor fixed the problem, as the dll was already in the folder.

Again thanks for your help.

Ellen

Hello,

Yes, when clicking the child node, we want to display an user control in a separate section, say the other div section on the same page. Not in a new window. So the menu will be in one section, left div. And the right div would have the user control. Each child node will navigate to a different control.

We have a large site, which have about 300 individual pages, that runs by command line. The user issue a code that displays the each page. We want the user to navigate to the pages using a menu, but as you can imagine we can not list all these pages. Example, the starting menu has 5 categories, the second selection has 4 subcategory, one of those has 4 choices. Each choice is a different page.

Attached is a zip file with two images, the beta2, is the menu expand to show what I mean. beta3 is the menu, child node choice clicked and the user control in the div beside it. the command line is also on the page, but it will be in a div above the menu, so the user can still utilize it if they want.

thanks,

Ellen