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Jon Le

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I need to create a cascading and context menu using these technologies:
C#, ASP.NET, DHTML, JavaScript, XML, CSS...pretty much what every
source of help has. However, all of this is quite overwhelming. Is
there a good starting place? And what are the steps to quickly
accomplishing this task? Thanks in advance.

Jon

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James Avery

You should check out www.aspnetmenu.com, they have done a pretty good
job of creating a nice menu component.

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I need to create a cascading and context menu using these technologies:
C#, ASP.NET, DHTML, JavaScript, XML, CSS...pretty much what every source
of help has. However, all of this is quite overwhelming. Is there a
good starting place? And what are the steps to quickly accomplishing
this task? Thanks in advance.

Jon

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Jon Le

Thanks. But I don't want to purchase a component. I want to be able
to build it myself...Just wanted to know what is the best approach.
I'm sure other beginners are having a similar issue.

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