spcherub wrote:
The are couple of things I would try but not knowing your exact requirements I'm not sure if they are applicable to your case or not. But here goes ...
If the ID or title of the page you want to stop at is known, you could add a check inside the foreach loop in the menu template and have it quit the loop at that point. Of course you will need to make sure that all list elements tags are closed etc. You can use either ID of page title or even menu title for this.
If you only need to support one of the menu at a time on a page, then you can simply unselect the show in menu option of the pages that you don't want to appear in the menu. This of course won't work if you have to support both types of menu you have listed in your post at the same time.
The third option is to use CGSimpleSmarty and write you own menu loop with start and stop conditions.
Hope that helps.
Sanjay
Hi Sanjay
Thank you so much for trying to help me.
But I must confess that my knowledge about the things that you wrote not is enough, to try out your suggestions.
I am just about to learn about php and javascript
I am learning every day, also from this forum.
This is the site that I need to change:
www.abrahamsenhorse.dk
I have commented the 3 options from you
1) This I do not understand: "add a check inside the foreach loop"
2) I need to support both of them at the same time, so that is not an option
3) I have installed this: CGSimpleSmarty, but I do not know how to use it.
So as you can see I am fu... sorry my language
If you do´nt want to help such a newbie further, that is allright.
I know that I have a long way still to go.
Lena
