Glad to know that it works ( I use it all the time so I sure hope it
works ;-) )
Cheers
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
> Hi Tyler,
>
> You got it!
>
>> HMENU{
>> enteryLevel=0
>> 1 = TMENU
>> 1{
>> noBlur=1
>> wrap = |
>> NO{
>> doNotLinkIt=1
>>
Hi Tyler,
You got it!
> HMENU{
> enteryLevel=0
> 1 = TMENU
> 1{
> noBlur=1
> wrap = |
> NO{
> doNotLinkIt=1
> doNotShowLink=1
> }
> ACT=1
> ACT{
> wrapItemAndSub = |
> stdWrap.field = nav_t
No I think you'd get a rootline menu if you did it right. This isn't
tested but I think'd work.
HMENU{
enteryLevel=0
1 = TMENU
1{
noBlur=1
wrap = |
NO{
doNotLinkIt=1
doNotShowL
Hi,
> Glad you've gotten it working and forgive me - but couldn't you do the
> same thing using a normal HMENU and entryLevel and then making use of
> NO, ACT, CUR and various tmenuitem settings??
>
> Just a thought...
No, as explained in a previous mail, when I try to do this, I get a full
Hi
Glad you've gotten it working and forgive me - but couldn't you do the
same thing using a normal HMENU and entryLevel and then making use of
NO, ACT, CUR and various tmenuitem settings??
Just a thought...
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
>>> I would like to get
>>>
>>> Home
>>>level1
>>>
>> I would like to get
>>
>> Home
>>level1
>> level2
>> current page
>>
>> that is
>>
>>
>>Home
>>
>>level1
>>
>>level2
>>
>>current page
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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