1. disable the menu when I am on that page (makes no sense to allow a user to click on a menu object for that page) 2. somehow indicate that I am on that page (other than an arrow pointing to the menu object for that page).
you can act as follows: 1- draw an hotspot object over the item you want to disable (you have to change the position of this hotspot in every page) 2- draw what you want for marker (same as before, change it in every page)
I tried this method with DHTML ver 4.3, but don't work well. Is there any other kind of disabling link and highlight button of the active page? I try to explane my problem: when a web surfer visits my site i'd like that him know in every time wich page he is watching. Ii'd like also that he does not be able to reopen the same page that he is watching. Thanks.
I tried this method with DHTML ver 4.3, but don't work well. Is there any other kind of disabling link and highlight button of the active page? I try to explane my problem: when a web surfer visits my site i'd like that him know in every time wich page he is watching. Ii'd like also that he does not be able to reopen the same page that he is watching. Thanks.
FYI: I have graf menu in the shared part, and i've draw a hotspot without link in the relative page (no in the graf menu, but in the same position of relative graf menu button inside the real page). In this mode the page appeare with a lot of blank space between menu and body of page and button link are always enabled...
Disabling graphical menu
Posted - 28 Feb 2008 : 19:21:19
