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While I don't thing menu's are very usable over the web, sometimes you have to have
them cause the customer wants them. I just found this
on StronglyTyped.com:
ASP.NET Menu: "ASP.NET
Menu is an ASP.NET Server Control that allows you to easily add powerful and attractive
menus to your web site or web application with just a few lines of code. " I'm using
ASP.NET Menu in a project at work. It's pretty well built and has a clean object model.
I tried a few others but some of them were quite tedious to use. One for example had
3 or 4 different files that were required (.ASCX, .CSS, .XML, and the .ASPX). With
ASP.NETMenu it's just a server control tag and CSS of formatting. Very clean.
Looks pretty good. I'll keep that in my toolbox. Thanks.