Hidding a menu

Poster: gporterfield
Dated: Sunday June 15 2003 - 22:59:29 BST

I am working on a new site design. Part of my concept includes the need to hide the menu (visible = false) at some times. (Don't ask why.) Of course, I will "unhide" the menu later on.

I've tried a few variations of "menu0.visible = false;" but no success. Any suggestions on how to achieve this?

TIA,
George

Poster: Andy
Dated: Monday June 16 2003 - 23:43:35 BST

try this

mn=getMenuByName("menuname")
menuobject=gmobj("menu"+mn)
menuobject.style.visibility="hidden"

Change "hidden" to "visible" to show it again

Cheers
Andy

ps: This should work in verson 3 and version 4

Hidding a menu

Poster: gporterfield
Dated: Wednesday June 18 2003 - 0:26:56 BST

Thanks Andy.

Your suggetion works great in IE, but NS4 complains:
menuobject.style has no properties.

Now I should be able to figure out the syntax difference for NS4, but it is escaping me right now.

TIA,
George

Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday June 18 2003 - 7:38:07 BST

Oh yeah, forgot about him

Try this

mn=getMenuByName("menuname")
menuobject=gmobj("menu"+mn)
if("ns4)
{
menuobject.visibility="hide"
}
else
{
menuobject.style.visibility="hidden"
}


Cheers
Andy

Hidding a menu

Poster: gporterfield
Dated: Thursday June 19 2003 - 1:38:05 BST

Thanks Andy. Should have been able to figure out that syntax myself, but yesterday was not a good day for thinking.

After "un"hidding, how to make "alwayvisible&

Poster: gporterfield
Dated: Sunday July 6 2003 - 23:04:02 BST

OK, in much the same manner, is also possible to change the value of the "alwaysvisible" attribute?

Poster: Hergio
Dated: Friday July 11 2003 - 2:41:01 BST

I found a flag for each menu that is set when its declared as alwaysvisible. I was able to edit it dynamically (programmaticaly) but it began giving me errors. There seems to be more to it than just the menu[8] flag. (i think that was where i found it)