Likno Software Blog - DHTML Menus, Javascript Menus, Drop Down Menus

You can add the following to the URL property of your Menu Item:

mailto:login@domain.com

This can be done by using the following:

ParentFrameName.ChildFrameName

Example: main.smallframe

Remember that this should be used in the "Tools > Compile Properties" tab and also in the "Target Frame" property of the particular submenu.

To edit the width/height and margins of your web button:

1. Click on the Dimensions tab.
2. Define the values for the width and height and click on the “Apply” button.
3. Define the values for the margins (upper, lower, right and left) and click on the “Apply” button.
4. You can also select to include or not the constrain proportions. Simply check on the relevant box.

To add shadow to your web buttons:

1. Click on the Button Shadow tab.
2. Check the “Enable Botton Shadow” box.
3. Define the position of the button shadow by moving the “Horizontal” and “Vertical” sliders accordingly.
4. Define the color of the shadow by selecting the one you want from the color picker.
5. Finally, define the “Spread” and “Opacity” to customize the intensity and blur of the shadow implementation in your web button.

Q: I have created an horizontal menu and using it along with the storefront application. However this requires a session code ID setup.

How can I carry a session code over, in an .aspx setup?

A: Please try to generate the following script block via "page_load" using server-side coding.

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<script>
JSID='<?=$ID?>';
JSIDVar='<?=$IDVar?>';

function func_name1(){ window.location="prop-func1.php?"+JSID+"="+JSIDVar
}
function func_name2(){ window.location="prop-func2.php?"+JSID+"="+JSIDVar
}
</script>

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In order to attach this script to the produced web page you should use the method:

RegisterClientScriptBlock

You can find more information about it on MSDN.