JavaScript Menus in ASP.NET

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i want to create javascript menus, but i'm not able to how to start.
i'm new to asp.net

menus are as follows:

1. Entry-->Product Entry
     -->Customer Entry
     -->RM Entry
     -->Transaction Entry

2. View-->Transaction View

3. Report-->Transaction Report

4. Delete

now as in above, entry menu has four submenu, i want to display main menu at top of page and submenus should be displayed on left side of page, submenus should b like popup window

do any one know how to do

thanks in advance

Posted 2-Jun-10 23:58pm

dhage.prashant01

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-06-03T00:07:00

Solution 1

I use this one:

http://www.youngpup.net/projects/transmenus/[^]

I may write an article about how to get it into a .Net web site this weekend. Until then, you can see my implementation in action if you go here:

http://75.11.0.157/homenet/default.aspx[^]

I modified the original code a bit to improve reliability.

Posted 3-Jun-10 0:07am

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Updated 3-Jun-10 0:08am

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dhage.prashant01 3-Jun-10 6:13am

just let me know about ur article
m nw to .net world..

CHEERS..!!

#realJSOP 3-Jun-10 11:33am

In the mean time, try implementing it and whn my article is posted, you can compare and see what we did differently. Be a programmer, dude.

Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 2 · 2010-06-03T00:22:00

For simplicity in this case, I'd use a web.sitemap file to lay out the entries in the format you want (along with any permissions you need to control access). Then, I'd use the ASP.NET menu control and apply the CSS Control Adapter[^] to convert the table based layout into a much more friendly JavaScript/CSS version. There's some detail on how to use the adapter here[^].

dhage.prashant01 · Answer 3 · 2010-06-03T00:25:00

Solution 3

wt is CSS Control Adapter??
can u give me link for reference

Posted 3-Jun-10 0:25am

dhage.prashant01

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Pete O'Hanlon 3-Jun-10 6:36am

I did. Look at the [^] beside CSS Control Adapter. BTW - you should have added a comment to my post rather than create a new answer; if I hadn't stopped back here I wouldn't have seen your question.

dhage.prashant01 3-Jun-10 6:49am

its showing download option
just tell me in short its functionality

Pete O'Hanlon 3-Jun-10 8:12am

I did - it converts the menu table layout into a Javascript/CSS friendly version. If you'd downloaded it you'd have found an example to look at - more details can be found at http://www.asp.net/cssadapters/menu.aspx.

dhage.prashant01 4-Jun-10 0:50am

i cant download from my office