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WebBird:
Hi,

show_menu2 is great, but not very easy to use. So, I thought about something like a backend, or even a "code generator". You may think of it as a "Wizard" where you make some choices an get the correct SM2 code to use.

Would that be something of interest?
@brofield: Would you be interested in helping me doing this? :-D I would do the "backend" or "generator", but I'm sure I need help in some cases. :roll:

virgil:

--- Quote from: WebBird on March 30, 2009, 04:47:44 PM ---... show_menu2 is great, but not very easy to use. So, I thought about something like a backend, or even a "code generator". You may think of it as a "Wizard" where you make some choices an get the correct SM2 code to use.
Would that be something of interest?
--- End quote ---

oh yes yes yes, please!  :roll:

so long
virgil

brofield:
I'm not interested but knock yourself out. That is what I built the demo site for.
http://code.jellycan.com/sm2test/pages/time/procrastination.php

WebBird:
I know that site, but I hear very often that people have problems using show_menu2 all the same. (Me, too, though I'm a developer. I took some answers from the module's code, but most people can't do that.)

Xagone:
i've search and cant fond that ...

how can i identify my base root parent ?

i've got 2 languages

in hierarchy

french
-home
-stuff
-- substuff
english
-home
-stuff
-- substuff

how can i do something like "if this menu is my base parent, do not show it" so that when in french, only english shows, and in english only french shows... ?

right now I use :

--- Code: ---show_menu2(2, SM2_ROOT, SM2_START, SM2_ALL,'<a href="[url]" target="[target]" class="home">[menu_title]','</a>','','');
--- End code ---

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