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Menu with 2 levels
Hello Richard,
I think we almost solved what you are looking for.. We used a pagetree that looked like this. What differs here from your wanted solution is that we have not ul-tags around the level two objects. Instead have we add a li-tag with a special css class. Its quite tricky to get the ul-tags around all level two objects.
#13990
Might give you some ideas on how to solve your thing.
/Johan
Jun 07, 2005 15:56
Looks like your solution solved your problem nicely. I used the pagetree control since I wanted to have both the first and second level exanded all the time.
/Johan
#13992
Jun 07, 2005 17:29
Left/root -menu (something like this)-
Prop text for 1st toplevel element
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Prop text for 2nd toplevel element
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Prop text for child1 to 2nd toplevel element
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Prop text for child1 to 2nd toplevel element
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Prop text for 3rd toplevel element
The meny will only consist of maximum two visible levels, not all top-levels has children, BUT the children (inner ul-list) to, for example "item1" shall only be rendered if either "page1.aspx" is accessed or some of its children (page1-0.aspx or page1-1.aspx). And one more thing, some sublevels shall not be visible in this menu (I suppose I have to use some property like "visible in left nav" = true/false ). Witch classes / controls shall I use to get this working ? I anyone could help me with this I'll be very thanksful