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  Forum  General DotNetN...  Make it Hot! ( ...  switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu"
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New Post 7/5/2008 11:36 AM
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User is offline Matt Hasselback
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switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" 

I haven't found any good info about switching from the default "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" - some of it may be because i'm not yet familiar with all the terminology.  i successfully have the dnn:DNNMenu object in my skin page - however it doesn't have any of the navigational elements in it.  I must be missing the part that binds the site map data to the control.... thanks for any help or links.

 

 
New Post 7/5/2008 2:03 PM
User is offline Cuong Dang
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Re: switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" 

There are a few navigation webcontrols in DotNetNuke framework. The most common type today that many are using for their sites is dnnMENU.

I think you're refering to switching from SolPartMenu to dnnMENU.

Here's the solution.

You need to specify the provider that you want it to render as followed:

  1. Open your skin.ascx file and locate your navigation
  2. Add this attribute to the navigation: ProviderName="DNNMenuNavigationProvider"

Hope this helps!


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New Post 7/5/2008 2:19 PM
User is offline Jan Olsmar
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Re: switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" 

The skinobject NAV use the default menuprovider dnnMenuprovider. (from 4.4 I think)

The skinobject MENU use the solpartmenuprovider and are the same as the skinobject SOLPARTMENU.

At my knowledge no skinobject called DNNMenu exist.

Jan

 

 
New Post 7/5/2008 6:44 PM
User is offline Matt Hasselback
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Re: switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" 

The default skins for example "DNN-Blue" have the menu/navigational element as "<dnn:NAV  ID="dnnNAV" />" and i want to switch to "<dnn:DNNMenu id="NavMenu" />" as with the example at: http://webcontrols.dotnetnuke.com/samples/MenuHorizontalSub.aspx - primarily to get greater control over the look and also to use the horizontal subnav.

I have tried adding in the "DNNMenuNavigationProvider" - however this yields the same result -- no errors, however no menu items either...so something else must be missing.  my full reference is:

<dnn:DNNMenu id="NavMenu"
            TreeScriptPath="js/"
            DefaultNodeCssClassSelected="NavSelClass"
            DefaultNodeCssClassOver="NavHoverClass"
            DefaultNodeCssClass="NavRootNode"
            DefaultChildNodeCssClass="NavChildNodeDefault"
            rootarrowimage="Images/icon_arrow_right-sm.gif"
            childarrowimage="Images/icon_arrow_right-sm.gif"
            SystemImagesPath="Images/"
            MenuBarCssClass="NavMenuBarClass"
            MenuCssClass="NavMenuClass"
            runat="server"
            DefaultIconCssClass="NavIconDefault"
            SubMenuOrientation="Horizontal"
            UseTables="true"
            />

 

Thanks again for any help.

 
New Post 7/5/2008 10:22 PM
User is offline Cuong Dang
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Re: switch from "dnn:NAV" to "dnn:DNNMenu" 

It doesn't matter whether you're using [NAV] or [MENU], as long as you specify the provider name as I mentioned ealier. DNN should render the proper webcontrol.

ProviderName="DNNMenuNavigationProvider"

After specifying this, view our page source, then you can tell if it's running the proper control that you want or not.


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