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After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 1:09 am
by duplay
Greetings-

After upgradign to 1.1 I notice my "Section Headers" (Parents on menu that dont link to anything, just parent sub-pages) now link to the site's homepage if clicked. My non upgraded site, when hovering over a section header, dotn give the user a click option.

Site:  www.sparcc.org
Windows 2003 Server
PHP
CMSMS v. 1.1

Thanks

MJD

Re: After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:31 am
by Dr.CSS
Sounds like you were using a default menu template and it got upgraded...

Have any old install folders/CMSMS unzipped, you can look thru the last one you used in menu manager for template and make new one with it...

Re: After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:14 pm
by duplay
Mark,

I have a backup of the site folder before I did the upgrade. Are you saying I can copy the menu from the old folder and paste into the 1.1 site folder I have? Thanks

Re: After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 4:37 pm
by Dr.CSS
In the backup folders modules/menumanager/templates you will find the default templates you can open them with notepad and copy/paste it into a new menu template in menu manager then call it in your menu tag...

or rename it if it has the same name as the new one and FTP it to yoursite/modules/menumanager/templates and call it in your tag...

Re: After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 5:17 pm
by duplay
Is there a easy way to see what menu template my template is/was using? I assume that would be on my template somewhere? I am using the vertical menu, and I only see two listed, so I guess it is one or the other.

Re: After upgrade to 1.1, section headers in menu link to "home" page.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 7:57 pm
by Dr.CSS
Should be in the template menu tag, if it was just a simple tag, {menu} it uses the simple nav template...

Since you have a flyout menu, if it was a default call, it's cssmenu.tpl...