I'm stumped. I have been tasked with exploring the idea of an "explorer-like" UI for an HTML console. Graphical Hierarchical Tree is a start, but the code seems buggy at best and what I'm looking to do would not involve a DB or be displaying all "threads" at once. It would be a tree of hosts, click on the hosts and get services, click there get graphs from those services, etc. I don't mind framing it and refreshing the frame with the tree every time, but tracking the state and changing it seems to be the trick. Is this possible? Are there resources I'm just missing? I have no code of my own yet or it would be here =) 
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