Description:
The JIM-Control was developed to be a very powerful and flexible tool for delivering content to internet users through web pages that is both intuitive and customizable. With a spectrum of web browser support, this web browser based control allows your internet users to interact directly with content through inline windows using different web browsers. Internet users not only see an inline window, but they can drag, resize and perform additional interactions with those inline windows, such as maximizing and closing unless you desire to use your own. With persistence control, the way internet users have set inline window content can be remembered between browsing sessions. This offers internet users an extra level of customization when revisiting web sites.
A suite of other functions are also bundled with the JIM-Control, such as browser detection on a platform basis and the ability to import XML data files. Work with the XML data is accomplished in a simple SQL-like manner for users that are more familar with table based datasets that need to do something unique with the data. For more dynamic sites, the control provides a method of accessing CSS data by merely specifying the name of the CSS class and the attribute that is needed even if the data is contained in a linked stylesheet.
With the JIM-Control, content on a web site can be reduced leading to a savings in web site space, maintenance tasks and a savings in bandwidth consumption. By utilizing creative approaches to content delivery using dynamic inline window delivery and functions provided by the JIM-Control, even data from a database can be dumped directly into inline windows without forcing the user to load another web page.
Detailed Information
| Version: |
1.3
| | Platform(s): |
All
| | Price: |
$20
| | Date Added: |
Thu Apr 14 2005
| | Last Updated: |
Mon Apr 18 2005
| | Author: |
Joe McCormack
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