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Re: dnnMENU question for the Skinning Team 
Modified By Cuong Dang  on 6/17/2008 11:13:33 AM)

 Jon Henning wrote

Been a long time since I have looked at this.  Salar is correct on one thing, those properties are carry over from Solpart's implementation.  Jan is also right, in that the document was not updated to reflect what actually got implemented.  That said, if you look at the code, you will see that if those properties were implemented all that would happen would be the SeperatorHTML (left/right) included would simply get wrapped in a SPAN tag with a class defined.  I'm guessing the reason I commented out the menus ability to do this is someone suggested this was not needed as we are already specifying HTML, which could be its own tag. 

So to get the ability to specify class tags for the seperators it should be as simple as specifying your classes in your seperators.  Instead of

SeparatorLeftHTML="LEFT" CSSLeftSeparator="myleftseparator"

You code this

SeparatorLeftHTML="LEFT"

This gives you complete control over how it gets rendered (you aren't stuck with SPAN tags).

 

Wow,

Thanks to Jon Henning that everything is finally cleared. I haven't tested all the attributes provided in the document, however, several of them seem to be working great. I'll spend sometimes on it and report any issues arise.

I have (as many others that I know) spent tremendous amount of time to get around this, but there was no luck.
Thanks again Jon.

 


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New Post 6/17/2008 8:15 AM
User is offline Cuong Dang
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Re: dnnMENU question for the Skinning Team 
Modified By Cuong Dang  on 6/17/2008 11:16:57 AM)

 Brandon Haynes wrote

Hi Cuong,

I agree -- short of some dnnMenu guru showing up in this thread, my next step would be making debugging modifications to the provider and deploying it to a dev DNN bin directory.  A couple well-placed Response.Write's will probably yield more information than a dozen forum posts. 

Let me know if you need any assistance in getting a debugging setup started (though it sounds like you already have a pretty good handle on it).

Brandon

Brandon,

It's very kind of you to offer some help. I appreciate it.
Jon has helped us to get this clear.

Thanks everyone for your input here.

Have a good week!


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