Walter, could you post the example again, and perhaps some hints on
what to do again? I’d like to try this out, but it isn’t working for
me and your temporary example is no longer available. 
k
Sometime around 25/4/07 (at 17:50 +0000) waltd said:
Also made it do the one thing your client wanted – only show one
element expanded at a time.
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Where was it posted? I am having trouble finding the example code
anywhere on my servers here.
Walter
On Dec 17, 2007, at 10:54 AM, Keith Martin wrote:
Walter, could you post the example again, and perhaps some hints on
what to do again? I’d like to try this out, but it isn’t working for
me and your temporary example is no longer available.k
Sometime around 25/4/07 (at 17:50 +0000) waltd said:
Also made it do the one thing your client wanted – only show one
element expanded at a time.
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Sometime around 17/12/07 (at 11:27 -0500) Walter Lee Davis said:
Where was it posted? I am having trouble finding the example code
anywhere on my servers here.
I found it within this thread. On 24/4/07 you wrote:
Here’s a wee example, taking it quite a lot further:
http://www.walterdavisstudio.com/expando.html
This example follows the pattern of Unobtrusive JavaScript: it
considers what will happen in the absence of JavaScript on the client
(say, if Google comes crawling, as is their wont; or a screen reader
for the visually impaired).
And then the next day you wrote:
Also made it do the one thing your client wanted – only show one
element expanded at a time.
All very interesting, and the instructions you posted on the 24th in
your first note in this thread were very detailed… but I can’t seem
to get it working! <:-)
k
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I just moved the example page back to where you were trying to view
it, so you should be able to see it now.
It got lost in my last site update.
I’m also working on another example, using a different approach.
Walter
On Dec 17, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Keith Martin wrote:
Sometime around 17/12/07 (at 11:27 -0500) Walter Lee Davis said:
Where was it posted? I am having trouble finding the example code
anywhere on my servers here.I found it within this thread. On 24/4/07 you wrote:
Here’s a wee example, taking it quite a lot further:
http://www.walterdavisstudio.com/expando.html
This example follows the pattern of Unobtrusive JavaScript: it
considers what will happen in the absence of JavaScript on the client
(say, if Google comes crawling, as is their wont; or a screen reader
for the visually impaired).And then the next day you wrote:
Also made it do the one thing your client wanted – only show one
element expanded at a time.All very interesting, and the instructions you posted on the 24th in
your first note in this thread were very detailed… but I can’t seem
to get it working! <:-)k
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I want to vouch for Weaver’s Mootols Action Suite. I used it for navigation on my personal site and like it very much. It is really quite flexible and easy to understand.
The home page does not use the Weaver’s Action but all the other pages do.
The site is: http://www.stationv.com
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