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12/18/2007 2:24 PM
 
User is offline DonaldJ

Joined: 3/6/2007
Posts: 13

Hello! I am trying to achieve something that seems very basic, but I am not quite sure how to achieve it in DNN...

I have a menu (using HouseMenu) with drop-downs.

Main1
Main2
   Sub1
   Sub2
   Sub3
Main3
How do I disable click on Main2 in the structure below? I don't want a page for Main2, since that's just there as a header for the sub menu.
I have tried setting the Main2 page as a link, and put # as the URL, but DNN adds http:// in front of the #, so in FireFox that returns an t really give me the option I need.
Any insight will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!!

 
 
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12/18/2007 3:16 PM
 
User is offline Steve Fabian


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go to your Main2 page, then the page settings, in the Advanced section, check the box for 'disabled'
 
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12/18/2007 5:24 PM
 
User is offline DonaldJ

Joined: 3/6/2007
Posts: 13

Duh! I knew I was missing something obvious.
I just assumed that the 'disabled' checkbox would remove the page from the menu entirely.

 

Thank you!
 
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12/18/2007 7:06 PM
 
User is offline Swanzey Internet Group LLC


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Joined: 9/10/2003
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That would be "hidden".

Hidden/Enabled and it's still reachable

Hidden/Disabled and it's truly removed from action.

Shown/Enabled and it's a regular tab.

Shown/Disabled and it's seen but not clickable.

Eric Swanzey
www.swanzey.com
DNN Boston User Group at dnnBoston.org
 
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