I’ve been doing some websites lately using jquery for my navigation menus.

Are there any examples/videos to see the menu builder in action?

I have a site I’m expanding that I’d like to use it on. Right now it only has my menu as a bullet list.

Obviously the one day deal is finished but would still be interested.

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By David on Mar 29, 2011

Hi!

I know this page may be a bit outdated but I found it through the searchengines and wonder if it’s still possible to order these discounted Flash Authoring Tools described above?

Best Regards
Martin M
Webmaster at http://www.smartbackgroundchecks.com/

By Martin on Mar 29, 2011

How does DHTML Menu compare to the DHTML menu builder from CoffeeCup? I don’t think CC supports IE9 yet, but that’s not enough to convince me to go the sothink option, especially as IE is losing ground quite quickly to the likes of firefox and google chrome.
As you probably know CC is free, where as sothink is $65 – apart from obvious better support, what benefits should convinve me to go the Sothink route?
Thanks for your help
Mike
From how to get rid of eczema

By Mike on Mar 29, 2011

@ Mike:

I prefer Coffecup after testing them both out but I guess it is just a matter of taste. Just like coffee

No, seriously: CoffeCup is great!

Best
Soren
(My guitar blog can be found at how to learn guitar )

By Soren Janssen on Mar 30, 2011

@ Mike (previous comment)

No offense intended to you but obviously you get what you pay for. Free is definitely not the way to go in most cases.

I tried Coffee Cup out many times building my web sites, and personally, I found it an absolute nightmare to work with.

There were far to many quirks and buggy features in it for my liking. Either that, or my computer simply didn’t like it.

It seemed I would have to re-do and try many times just to get certain elements to work.

It’s certainly not my “Cup Of Coffee”:-)

Becky Newman
Kimberley BC, Canada
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By Becky Newman on Mar 31, 2011

I’ve been using jquery, CC for some of my projects but would like to see a demo of Sothink products. Are there any video demos to view? Are there any promotions currently? Thanks for any feedback.

Brian
http://savemymarriagecounseling.com

By Brian on Mar 31, 2011

I know this could be a late response to a fabulous offer. I just wanted to know if you consumers can get benefited through discounts on the Flash authoring tools.

dance cruise

By Dance Cruise on Apr 2, 2011

Hi
I am interested in the web scroller. A friend put me onto this site but told me there was a free version available? I’m assuming that if there was a free version there would be some functional limitation. If so, what limits would there be? Would I still have access to all the fonts, images etc? Any advice would be appreciated.
Blaine
http://www.rewardingkids.com

By Blaine on Apr 2, 2011

I have been using Swishmax as a means to create flash trivia games at my site. Although it is adequate, I sure would like to have an opportunity to see if your product fares better.

It would be great if you offered a discount for those that own a similar flash product.

~Jane
at Sports Trivia

By Natasha on Apr 3, 2011

Martin,

The homepage of SoThink continually posts discounts and deals on most of their products. You can contact the sales dept there.

Daniel Hansen
Webmaster, One24US.com
One24

By Daniel Hansen on Apr 4, 2011

I have been using Swishmax as a means to create flash trivia games at my site. Although it is adequate, I sure would like to have an opportunity to see if your

product fares better.
It would be great if you offered a discount for those that own a similar flash product.

~Jane
Onoway, AB Canada
Sports Trivia Questions

By Jane on Apr 6, 2011

As Mike says, it would be be great to see a breakdown of the comparative benefits between CC and sothink, when you guys get a chance.

I’ve been using the Xsite CMS to build sites, but due to code-bloat that it seems to create, I really need to be going down the road of using some more “professional” methods.

It will be great if you have any new offers like the one on this page, as well!

Tim from Oxford Conference Centre

By Tim on Apr 7, 2011

I notice from the dates of most of the comments most people are too late. It is funny when some of these posts show up in the search engines that they may be a bit out of date. As one poster said above free is not the way to go, usually. However I do find exceptions to the rule, gimp is a great little tool as well as Jing, both which are free.

Jim @
Easy Woodworking

By Jim on Apr 12, 2011

“No offense intended to you but obviously you get what you pay for. Free is definitely not the way to go in most cases.”

Well I totally agree with the sentiment that paid is the way to go. For so long I would always seek out the cheapest (read “free”) option for anything I was doing, but the results were always suboptimal.

And usually trying to get the damn thing working was about as much fun as gout

Now I will nearly always go for a paid option over a free one. The only exception being if someone I trust recommends the free tool!

Cheers
Brett

By Brett on Apr 12, 2011

Wow, kinda bummed that this is still showing up in the search engines, looks like I missed the sale by only a year and two months!

My buddy was looking for a decent web scroller for his site and I was trying to help out. Will still try to track the product down, even though it probably won’t still be 50% off.

Greg Fleischaker
Louisville, KY
Louisville Homes

By Greg Fleischaker on Apr 14, 2011

I agree. Free is usually a downgrade of quality.
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By Junior on Apr 30, 2011

I think i late for this offer…
will wait for another

By Staf Kedelapan on Aug 25, 2011

Great Blog!! That was amazing. Your thought processing is wonderful. The way you tell the thing is awesome. You are really a master.
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