Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to add a hyperlink to a WebYep menu item?
Thanks,
Richard
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Hi,
Does anyone know if it is possible to add a hyperlink to a WebYep menu item?
Thanks,
Richard
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Perhaps I should make it clear that it’s an external link that I want to create. I tried Max’s solution from the Obdev forum below but it doesn’t work all i get is the entire line as a webyep menu including the #
"… create the normal page and link to it via the webyep menu by using a this sort of naming convention:
contact us#contact.php
so the webyep menu would show a link called contact us, but it will actually link to an external contact page"
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Have you tried putting the standard html for a link in the menu instead for your text?
For example:
<A HREF="http://www.contact.php">Contact Us</A>
The Contact Us portion would normally be all you would see.
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Thanks for the reply chuckamuck. I tried your suggestion but it doesn’t work. But I just realised that for Obdevs method to work I need to activate ListJS in the webyep config file. I have just tried tried it after making the ListJS change and using the “contact us#contact.php” example and it now works - but for some reason it has introduced bullets to the menu items.
Richard
On 4 May 2010, 5:03 pm, chuckamuck wrote:
Have you tried putting the standard html for a link in the menu instead for your text?
For example:
The portion would normally be all you would see.
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- but for some reason it has introduced bullets to the menu items.
Ok, then you should be able to set up a CSS style that will eliminate the bullets. If you can find the exact name used for the menu item you should be able to target it directly by setting up a #tag style (replacing “tag” with actual name).
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to add an external or for that mater a internal link you construct the link like this:
my external link#Home
what it will show within the webyep menu is the:
my external link
but the link will go to:
Home
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forgot to say you do all this within the webyep menu browser popup window in the normal way
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