"Node Pages" contain information about the child items of the parent
item. Node Pages are HTML pages with a specific format. When
the parent item is expanded, AVCDynaTree opens the associated Node Page
and parses the child items information. AVCDynaTree inserts the child
items into the tree.
HTML Format
The Node Page must follow this format:
<body>
<p>
node name
node icon
node view
node content
node target
</p>
...
</body>
The HTML tags must be followed by a new line, lowercase, and not preceded
or followed by spaces. The values between the <p>
and </p> tags contain the information for
one child item. The <p> and </p>
with associated values may be repeated to add additional child items.
Do not use a blank line for a given value. Use "none" if needed.
Values Definition
node name - (required) display label of the child item.
node icon - (optional) relative path of
icon to be displayed to the left of the child item. The icon is must
be 16 X 16 pixels. The server path specified in the applet
parameter "ServerURL" is used as the base path. If the server path
is not specified, the applet CODEBASE is used as the base path.
node view - (optional) absolute path
of the document that should be displayed when the user clicks on the child
item. If the path begins with "./", the path is considered a relative
path. The server path specified in the applet parameter "ServerURL"
is used as the base path. If the server path is not specified, the
applet CODEBASE is used as the base path.
node content - (optional) relative path of the Node Page that contains information about the item's child items. The server path specified in the applet parameter "ServerURL" is used as the base path. If the server path is not specified, the applet CODEBASE is used as the base path.
node target - (optional) window that
will display the node view. e.g. "_blank", "_top", "SomeFrameName".
Sample Page
<body>
<p>
Yahoo
none
http://www.yahoo.com
none
_blank
</p>
<p>
Microsoft
none
http://www.microsoft.com
MicrosoftChild.html
_top
</p>
</body>