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Comments by farishkagalwala (Top 2 by date)
farishkagalwala
23-May-11 6:36am
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thanks. i am looking into it. but i think for what i need, i will have to do myself. i wont get an exact fit to my needs.
farishkagalwala
20-May-11 11:14am
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Sorry for being vague. this is what i want to do:
i have an XML file (which has a tree structure) and I want to display the nodes of the file in a fancy graphical way on a website. However, the graphical display is not to be created using the XML file directly; rather a C++ code will read the XML file. The toolkit should be such that it has functions like AddNode, AddChildNode, DoThisOnClick (any function can be defined) and these can be called from the C++ program (which will call the functions according to the XML file) and the toolkit (or library) creates the display on a website.
I hope i have been able to make it clearer now.