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11/12/2008 6:12 PM
 

Put "Teachers" and "Students" as seperate menu items in the main menu, and put all menus underneath those two.

Then, create a [MENU:1] and a [MENU:2] in your skin, and in the skin.xml file design [MENU:1] with a root of "Teachers" and [MENU:2] with a root of "Students".  That way you'll still have only one menu, but it "appears" to be two different ones.

Does that make sense?

 
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11/13/2008 12:00 AM
 

Hi Dan

Thanks for that!

Although I don't use the xml, just the ascx it does make sense and should be easy from here!

Many thanks

David

 
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11/13/2008 1:13 AM
 

Hi Dan

I just realised that will need a separate skin for each section (to show only that menu)... not a big problem really but is there a way for the root to pick up what the section is, the page 'above' it?

Kedar - does that start to solve your problem too?  Is it the same as I thought?

Thanks

David

 
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11/13/2008 3:31 PM
 

This sounds just like what we are trying to do, also.  I am trying to do the following, using the 2nd root item as an example:

Vertical Solpartmenu:

 Root_Item_1

 Root_Item_2 (Selected)

 Root_Item_3

 Root_Item_4

 Root_Item_5

 

Horizontal Solpartmenu:

 Root_Item_2_SubItem_1

 Root_Item_2_SubItem_2

 Root_Item_2_SubItem_3

 Root_Item_2_SubItem_4

 

So, when someone selects an item from the vertical menu the horizontal menu shows any children for that selection.  We want only root items on the vertical menu, and only children on the horizontal menu.  How would I implement this at the most basic level, using html (not ascx)? 

It looks similiar to the example given in the thread*, except that the menu alignment is flip-flopped.  :)

* http://www.smarttech-ks.com/Company/tabid/74/Default.aspx

Thanks for any guidance I can get! 

~Patrick

 

 

 

 
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11/13/2008 10:15 PM
 

DavidToohey wrote
 

I just realised that will need a separate skin for each section (to show only that menu)... not a big problem really but is there a way for the root to pick up what the section is, the page 'above' it?

Well, here is where you have to think it through a bit... The SOLPARTMENU supports "root", "child", and "same" as the three options for where the menu starts.  Given that information, you can create a link to a particular menu and show only the children from there on.  The attributes for this can be set in the .ascx file or by using an .xml file, I'm not really sure if you can set those in the HTML format.  Look in the Skinning Guide (in the downloadable DNN documentation) for more detail on how the attributes are applied.

 

 
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