The TML should begin and end with <tml> and </tml> tags.
<tml>
<node>Root Node 1
<node>Node11
<node>Node21</node>
</node>
</node>
<node>Root Node 2
<node>Node11</node>
<node>Node12
<node>Node21</node>
</node>
<node>Node13</node>
</node>
<node iconcol=2 iconexp=3>Root node 3</node>
</tml>
will result in a tree like this:
href : URL to be assosiated
to the Node. Default is "" if not specified.
help : Additional information
about the node. Default is "" if not specified.
iconcol : Index of Icon to
be displayed when node is collapsed or URL. Default will be none.
iconexp : Index of Icon to
be displayed when node is expanded or URL. Default will be none.
exp : can be 'true' or 'false'.
Default is 'false'
Keywords : A comma separated
list of words, which can be used for searching purposes.
Example:
<node href=http://www.india-today.com help="Portal Web site of
India Today"
iconcol=2 iconexp=3 exp=true>India Today</node>
or
<node href=http://www.indiatimes.com help="Times of India web
site"
iconcol=http://www.xyz.com/icon1.gif
iconexp=http://www.xyz.com/icon2.gif exp=false>India
Times</node>
icons : a URL to a site where
the icon images can be picked up from a single file. default is none.
iconwidth : width of individual
icon in the image.
iconheight : height of individual
icon in the image.
Note: Icons can be picked up from a single file over the web as this will download all icons in a Single HTTP connection, which makes it faster.
end.