Hierarchical Categories Tree - Ajax / jQuery

Hello and thank you for looking at this job, The job here is to create an infinite hierarchical menu to display the Google Products Taxonomy so we may easily navigate up or down within that taxonomy as well as position our cursor within the taxonomy based on the prepopulated field value. -------------------------- The live Google Heirarchal Menu for Categories can be seen here: [login to view URL] -------------------------- We have attached an [login to view URL] file which you can import. This will create the cm_prod_txnmy table and populate all 5000+ Google Taxonomy categories. After populating your mysql table with the import file these are the goals for you. In Video 1 [login to view URL] you will notice two important behaviors: # The textfield for Category: is pre-populated with Sunglasses. When I click the textfield, the tree immediately navigates to the correct Sunglasses category # The container window size is initially 560px tall x 565px wide. However, as categories are selected the container window height is decreased as there are fewer categories. If parent categories are selected it grows in height. However, the width remains constant at 565px wide. In Video 2 [login to view URL] you will notice two important behaviors: # I have resized the width of the container using firebug. Note that the structure of the menu is still maintained. When the menu container is resized it is important that the internal items keep their structure and it does not fall apart. # You will notice as I type in the word A q u a r i u m one letter at a time the category is found for me. This 'autocomplete' function must be completed this same way. I need you to write the best code using a combination of PHP, JS, jQuery (for AJAX), MySQL to either duplicate this behavior or improve upon it. -------------------------- A word of caution for bidders on this job. If you state you are going to 'complete it' within X days that is what I expect you will do. Complete means finished and not the beginning of debugging. My recommendations will be based on three reasonable things. 1) The quality of your work. 2) Your ability to communicate and respond quickly. 3) Completing the job on time as you quote during the bid. -------------------------- Very Sincerely, Jay Lepore CompuMatter