Dynamic menu items from a database

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Post by Ultrawuft123 »

i've tested it about 3 levels deep.

I had a menu, with a submenu, with a submenu wit a menu item.

I made the menuitem private, so it disappeared. It deleted the submenu, submenu and the menu.
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Post by xMANIGHTx »

Good job Ultrawuft123 ;)
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Post by Ultrawuft123 »

I hope it still works when 1000 users use it :)
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Re: DataBase driven example

Post by mortency »

Hi Milo!

Ive seen your meny and like it very much. Yoy say you can knock up an admin to the meny. Is that possible???

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Milo wrote:I've knocked up a DB driven example. You can adapt for MySQL, MS-SQL2000 whatever you like.

This access version is good for 100 or so, co-current users, then performance will suffer.

Download from http://www.imadeitlast.com/temp/monmenu.zip

I haven't included any admin, if you require I can knock those up as well.

Have fun.... ;)
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Admin to http://www.imadeitlast.com/temp/monmenu.zip

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Hi!

Does anyone have made an admin to the http://www.imadeitlast.com/temp/monmenu.zip

//Morten
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Dynicmally Generate the Main Menu

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I have my menu database driven using ASP, everything works fine, but i would like to be able to have it so that i can dynamically decide which level the menu starts with, ie
level1
----level2
----level2
---------level3
level1

this is the main structure, so then when i click on one of the level1 items, it only displays the menu as being from it's children down, so if i clicked on the top level1, i would see

level2
level2
-----level3

I could really use some suggestions.
Thanks in advance
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Post by Milo »

I'm not suggesting you use access for big sites, but its a good demo.




http://01792.org
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

Post by micnie2020 »

Dear All,

I'm tryinbg to download http://www.imadeitlast.com/temp/monmenu.zip. It's seem this zip file has been removed. Can anyone resend it again at this forum?

Appreciate for your kindly help.

Thank you.

Regards,
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

Post by Ruth »

Hi,

We wouldn't be able to give you any help. The only menu on this site or supported here is Milonic DHTML Javascript Menu.

You'd have to contact that site and ask them for whatever that monmenu is

EDIT: I found the info, that is something that some user put together and they no longer have it up. In the Milonic download there is an extras folder, that folder has asp, php, database menus so you might want to download the menu from here. Whatever was up back in 2003 would probably not work with the new version.

Also, there's a database menu example here http://support.milonic.com/datamenu/ but again, I believe that stuff is in the Milonic download now.

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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

Post by Milo »

I still have it, I get about 5 emails a week about doing this.. I don't mind, nice to see folk getting to grips with it.


http://01792.org/halo/template.asp?c=252

In the package,

Access database,
Classic asp page,
Install video.

Everything you need.
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

Post by Ruth »

Hi Milo,

Thanks so much for the reply and the link. Have a good one :)

Ruth
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

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I've been getting a few re-requests for this item, and as I've rebuild my website about4 times since, I thought I'ld repost the new URL..

http://01792.org/blog/post/2009/11/18/D ... -menu.aspx

Thanks guys...

:)
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

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What did you use to record the demo with?

I need something like that for Webplugs
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Re: Dynamic menu items from a database

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Camtasia, expensive, but honestly the best one out there...

Otherwise try Screen toaster, or the humble Microsoft media encoder.

Enjoy.
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