Looking for tree like left navigation

Has anyone implemented a navigation that would be like the windows file explorer folder tree.
I want my navigation to be collapsable, indented and tree like
Example
Community 1Community 2 page 1 page 2 sub community 1 sub community 2 sub page 1 sub page 2Community 3...

Thanks Yoav - FYI - we've been working on putting together a full function demo version (with time expiry) of the explorer (and suite)- so, starting from early next week we should have a version that you can install in your own environment and have a play with without having to fork out the dollars!
Let me know if you'd like a copy.
On the other hand - it sounds like the question is actually about a nav, rather than a portlet?
Regards
Steve HayrCollaborative Technologies+61 2 9409 [email protected]

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