Active Menu components ASP.NET script

Publisher review:
Active Menu components provides all the most used features for your- navigation needs. Our web menu control provides all the most used features for your- navigation needs. Unlimited sub menus are supported, including the possibility of adding controls which extend the possibilities of interaction with your application.Both client side and server side events are available to take control of what is done.Moreover you can easily bind the menu structure to your existing data allowing more control on what is displayed/used or not. You can also count on the XML loading capability for more rapid development.Key features : - Unlimited sub menus - Controls as menu items - Client side events - Server side events - DataBinding - Load from XML
Operating system:
Windows

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