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Re[8]: Use Main Menu as a link?
2005/05/02 10:44
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by SandalekG

Just bought a single site licence and kindly ask you to let me know how to hide the expand function on section headings directly linked to a target?
Re[9]: Use Main Menu as a link?
2005/05/02 15:36
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by Mihai Bazon

Thank for becoming our client!

There's no way to disable the "expand" button at this time, but as promised, we will deliver it very quicly.

We just had Easter holidays, so please allow 2 days or so for this feature to be implemented and tested. Then we will release a new version to which you will be able to upgrade for free (as a customer you have free updates for 6 months).

I will reply to this thread when the new version is online.

Thank you again for your patience.
-- Mihai
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Re[9]: Use Main Menu as a link?
2005/05/03 11:14
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by Mihai Bazon

It's done now, you should be able to upgrade to 2.6 at https://www.dynarch.com/my/products.html.

To disable expand/collapse functionality just don't pass an items list at all.  Example:

new NavSection(parent_menu, "<a href='/contact/'>Contact us</a>");

Note that the third parameter is missing; if NavBar sees that it will disable expand/collapse functionality for that section and it can be used just as a plain link.
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Re[10]: Use Main Menu as a link?
2005/05/03 12:24
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by SandalekG

Thank you very much, it worked perfectly!
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