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Free Java Menus?

Oriel · 2004-04-25 20:50:54

'lo folks, I'm doing a database-website for a Uni project, and I'm looking for a good, free java-based dropdown/pull-down menu for part of the site. I'm looking for something like this. I was going to use this one, but you have to buy a lisence if you want to put it in a htdocs folder, and it's really not worth the money,…

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25-04-2004 9:50pm

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Oriel

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'lo folks,
I'm doing a database-website for a Uni project, and I'm looking for a good, free java-based dropdown/pull-down menu for part of the site. I'm looking for something like this. I was going to use this one, but you have to buy a lisence if you want to put it in a htdocs folder, and it's really not worth the money, for the sake of a Uni project.

Anybody have any ideas for an alternative?

Cheers,
S.

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#2 25-04-2004 10:13pm
damnyanks

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When you say JAva do you mean Java applets or javascript ?

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#3 25-04-2004 10:31pm
Seth Brundle

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The menu in the example is Java. I must admit that I would avoid Java in websites (as I would with Flash) - keep it simple!
However, if you want to use java browse through sites like
javaboutique.internet.com
www.anfyteam.com
www.javapowered.com
www.javafile.com
www.jpowered.com

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