PVII Tree Menu Magic & DW Question

Hi There! I'm using PVII's Tree Menu Magic for navigation in my DreamWeaver
templates.. By the way, if you are thinking of doing pop up menus for nav.
within DW, use Tree Menu Magic instead! It's a wonderful program and easy to
use.

My question is this...
Where in the javascript files for my TMM menu can I change the behavior so
that when a user clicks on a link from the TTM menu and they go "back" the menu
will remain opened/uncollapsed and unchanged (instead of closing/collapsing).

Thanks so very much!

Have you asked on the PVII forum?

news://forums.projectseven.com/pviiwebdev

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"wolfeyes" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hi There! I'm using PVII's Tree Menu Magic for navigation in my
DreamWeaver
templates.. By the way, if you are thinking of doing pop up menus for nav.
within DW, use Tree Menu Magic instead! It's a wonderful program and easy
to
use.

My question is this...
Where in the javascript files for my TMM menu can I change the behavior
so
that when a user clicks on a link from the TTM menu and they go "back" the
menu
will remain opened/uncollapsed and unchanged (instead of
closing/collapsing).

Thanks so very much!

wolfeyes wrote:

Hi There! I'm using PVII's Tree Menu Magic for navigation in my
DreamWeaver templates.. By the way, if you are thinking of doing pop
up menus for nav. within DW, use Tree Menu Magic instead! It's a
wonderful program and easy to use.

My question is this...
Where in the javascript files for my TMM menu can I change the
behavior so that when a user clicks on a link from the TTM menu and
they go "back" the menu will remain opened/uncollapsed and unchanged
(instead of closing/collapsing).

Hi Wolfeyes,

The system automatically detects a match between the current page and a
corresponding link in the submenus and will open that section whether
you arrive there by clicking the link or pressing the Back Button
doesn't make a difference. The one exception is Safari which has a
History Bug and will not fire the event when the Back Button is
depressed. We have developed a generic Safari Back Button fix which can
be found on our Extensions page.

Note - if you cannot log on to our support newsgroup, please see your
TMM User Guide's Support Chapter for a listing of all of our support
options.

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Hi! Thanks for the replies! I don't think I asked my question right. A user
of mine would rather that the PVII menu stay opened, with her visited links
showing, etc., even if she goes to another page, or uses the "back' button.

Thanks!

wolfeyes wrote:

Hi! Thanks for the replies! I don't think I asked my question
right. A user of mine would rather that the PVII menu stay opened,
with her visited links showing, etc., even if she goes to another
page, or uses the "back' button.

Hi Wolfeyes,

Please take this question to our support channel, if you will :-)

You'll find support info and links on page 75 of your Tree Menu Magic
User Guide. You'll also find TMM (as well as other)_ Tech Notes in our
online infoBase:
http://www.projectseven.com/support/support.asp

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