I've looked

Learning exclusively by samples can be frustrating...
Can you help me?
Thanks.
That's great, but in the meantime?Andy wrote:A manual, well actually a book will be arriving soon
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...,"Just a Link","test.php",,,0
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..,"Sub Menu Holder","show-menu=submenu1","test.php",,0
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...,"# backimage=/menu/images/background.gif;overbackimage=/menu/images/background_on.gif;"
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// "Description Text", "URL", "Alternate URL", "Status", "Separator Bar"
Thank you John, that's useful. Unfortunately in my menu_array.js that comment is missing. Maybe I started from a sample with uncomplete comments.jgillett wrote:A quick look at the comments in the array shows the following...Code: Select all
// "Description Text", "URL", "Alternate URL", "Status", "Separator Bar"
Correct, although it is not necessary to have a link there as well as the show-menu. It can be either way - a link and a sub, or just a sub.Anyway the role of Alternate URL is not yet perfectly clear to me.
The only rule I got from the samples is: if there's a command (show-menu) in the URL, you must place the link in the Alternate URL.
The version I'm running is 3.5.15 and I downloaded it directly from Andy's site. As I told you, I simply used a menu_array.js, taken from a sample, in which that line is not commented. But you're right, I checked in the original menu.zip and that comment is present.jgillett wrote:That comment immediately follows the first defined main menu item, and frequently winds up off the right side of the screen.
What version are you running? 3.5.15 is current. Also, always get your downloads directly from Andy's site. There are 'mirrors' out there that are literally more than 25 versions down!