Sorry for the late reply! I’ve tested it an it works as it should?

I found a bug (maybe??).

Say that I want in the flebsite demo to insert a new subbutton inside the speedmaster plus subbtn.

I insert it in the xml, but when I test the HTML alternative version I have this problem (the flash version works fine).

If I click the speedmaster plus btn (which now has one child), all the other menu btns disappear, and in the menu stays only the new child btn and the lang btn.

Is it a bug in structure.php? Try it if you want to see what I mean.

Thanx in advance

PS. the new subbtn has the address ‘/en/products/speedmaster-plus/test/’.

I was also thinking about using btnhide, so now that you confirm it, I’ll definitely try it.

Thanx a lot! Now it’s all clearer in my messy head.

Cheers!

Global navigation rules…

I want to make a footer menu too, with 3 more buttons.

To make this happen, I have to insert them in the structure.xml, under the other buttons?

And then reparent these footer buttons to the desired footer holder?

What is the best way according to fleb’s logic?

Thanx again.

When you say “create a completely decoupled group of buttons”, you mean by creating another NavigationManager (a different one then the varCentral.flebNavigationManager)?

And these buttons should be in another xml or in the structure.xml (in the navigation node below the other buttons)?

I think I know what you mean, although I did not have a situation like this yet. But I would try this: create a completely decoupled group of buttons. Then, when you click on a button in this secondary group, use “activateBtn” (http://www.turtlebite.com/docs/global-navigation2-public-methods#activatebtn) to activate the subbutton in the global navigation. That, in turn, will send an event (http://www.turtlebite.com/docs/global-navigation2-events#mc_activated) which you listen to and then activate the button you just clicked. That way it doesn’t matter which button you click. Know what I mean?

I have a question regarding global navigation.

Say that I have a top horizontal menu. Each button has a number of subbuttons.

What want to achieve is this. I want a second menu to appear (say that it is vertical positioned on the left) when I click any subbutton. This new second menu will only consists of the the current (active) submenu buttons.

So, when I click a subbuton, this subbuton is activated in both the top menu and the second menu. This happens, if I click either the top subbuton of the left menu subbuton. And of course these subbuttons point to the same page.

It’s a pretty common navigation method, I’m sure you’ve come accross it.

Do you have any suggestions/guidelines as to how I should move using your global navigation (and of course fleb)?

I hope I made myself clear.

Thanx for your time!

Cheers