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7/31/2006 2:36 PM
 

I made a post in the skinning forums, but this may be a better place.

I would like to define a Separator for the menu, but I can't get it to work.

asck file menu properties

<TD width="100%" vAlign="middle" align="left" id="Navigation">
    <dnn:NAV runat="server" id="dnnNAV" ProviderName="DNNMenuNavigationProvider"
      CSSControl="main_dnnmenu_bar"
      CSSContainerRoot="main_dnnmenu_container"
      CSSNode="main_dnnmenu_item"
      CSSNodeRoot="main_dnnmenu_rootitem"
      IndicateChildren="true"
      CSSContainerSub="main_dnnmenu_submenu"
      CSSBreak="main_dnnmenu_break"
      CSSNodeHover="main_dnnmenu_itemhover"
      CSSRightSeparator="RightSeparator" />
    </TD>

css.....

.RightSeparator  {
width: 5px;
height: 20px;
background-image: url(rightsep.jpg);
}

Thanks for any help


Icthus Technologies

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8/1/2006 10:08 AM
 

I suspected that the DNNMenuNavigationProvider's code was not complete in its handling of separators, however, the documentation I have says it supports the SeparatorHTML properties.  Looking at the code shows only a partial implementation in the provider (the AddSeparator method does nothing).

I plan on reviewing the DNNMenu and its provider when I have collected enough feedback from the community and can carve out some time. 

Thanks for the feedback, and sorry for the confusion in the docs.

 


 
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8/1/2006 10:52 AM
 

Thanks Jon,

Is the update for the DNNNav going to go along with new versions of DNN or will it be something that is updated serparatly? I'm looking forward to standardizing on it for all of my navigation.


Icthus Technologies

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8/1/2006 1:13 PM
 

You pose an interesting question, especially since your phrase of DNNNav is unclear.  Do you mean the DNN Nav Skin Object, the DNNMenu, or the DNNMenu Navigation Provider?

The Skin object will remain a core piece of code, therefore be updated with each release of the core.

The DNNMenu Navigation Provider is also part of the core and will be updated with the release of the core, however, this one could be updated apart from the core in order to provide some preliminary testing.

The DNNMenu is part of the WebControls project and has its own release schedule, where the "latest" version is included with each DNN release.

It should be noted that standardizing on the Nav skin object, and thereby restricting the property assignments to the newly organized ones does not require you to use the DNNMenu, it will work with any nav provider including solpart, which does work with the separator properties.

 


 
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8/1/2006 1:24 PM
 

The documentation contains this statement.

"Nav.ascx UserControl
As previously mentioned, it is recommended that new skins created move away from the “old” skin objects and instead utilize the new Nav skin object."

I guess I'm not sure what that means as we develop skins. Should we use dnn:NAV or dnn:MENU?

Maybe I'm not understanding all of the implications here. I just want to make sure that as I design skins they will be compatable with all future releases of DNN (as much as possible anyway). Having to go into an installation and change all of the menus out on an upgrade would be a huge job.


 


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