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1. First, what is a "Custom Variable"?

A custom variable is a javascript variable whose value you can update in your web page (through javascript) in order to alter the menu properties where they are used, based on your conditions or preferences.

The syntax of a custom variable is (whichever you prefer):

     <awm:myvar>

OR

<awm:myvar/>

 

Example:

The applicable properties where a custom variable can be used are:

ITEM PROPERTIES:

Text

Link

Status Bar Text

Tooltip

GROUP PROPERTIES:

Header Text

Header Tooltip

Footer Text

Footer Tooltip

If you click on the "Compile Properties" toolbar button and then the "Custom Variables" option you will see any custom variables detected to be "in use" by your project (read more about this functionality in the AllWebMenus Help section there).

2. OK, so how can I use "Custom Variables" to show the same single menu with differentiated values, when this menu is triggered as a "popup" by different page elements?

Read below how you can show the same single menu on different page elements, using different "Link" values on its items per element.

Let's assume that you have several images on your page that display different DVD movie posters.

Each of these images shows the same menu when clicking on it, offering 3 actions (menu items) for the particular DVD that opens it ("view it", "purchase it", "rate it", etc.):

Now, each item of that menu links to a page related to its action (e.g. the "Purchase DVD" item links to the "purchase.php" page, etc.). In order for the linked page to know which DVD opens it, there is also a parameter at the end of the URL (e.g. "?dvd_id=13").

For example, these are the menu links when "Item 13" (DVD 13) triggers the menu:

But how can you use a different link value on the same menu, depending on which image (page element) triggers its appearance?

This is how:

1. In AllWebMenus, use a custom variable at the final part of each item's "Link" property (instead of a "hard coded" value):

2. In your page, first specify the value of this custom variable (with javascript) and then manually trigger the appearance of the menu (also with javascript):

<img src="movie-poster-13.jpg" onclick="custom_dvd_id=13;awmShowGroup('menu-gr0',0,3,0,0,this);">

For each different page element (DVD image) use a different value prior to calling the same menu. For example:

<img src="movie-poster-14.jpg" onclick="custom_dvd_id=14;awmShowGroup('menu-gr0',0,3,0,0,this);">

<img src="movie-poster-15.jpg" onclick="custom_dvd_id=15;awmShowGroup('menu-gr0',0,3,0,0,this);">

<img src="movie-poster-16.jpg" onclick="custom_dvd_id=16;awmShowGroup('menu-gr0',0,3,0,0,this);">

In that way, the menu links eventually use a different value in their URL parameters depending on which page element (DVD image) opens it.

For more information on how to manually trigger a menu (on demand, as a "popup menu") please read the AllWebMenus Help topic of the "Manually trigger Main Menu or any Group on user action" positioning method.

The tooltip shows content which is retrieved from a specified attribute (like "title", "alt", your own attribute, etc.) that exists on the tooltip's "trigger" element.

View tooltip examples that use the "In Page" feature here

This feature is quite powerful, as you can open the same tooltip with different content that simply exists on each element that opens it ("trigger" element). You do not have to specify any content inside the application, you just edit your page to add/update/remove your tooltip's content per element.

In addition, this feature can be used on any page element that uses the specified attribute OR it can be restricted to some of these elements through conditions of yours (read the "Opens - When" section below).

Examples with the "title" (or "alt") attribute:

You can use the "title" attribute on any elements you like, such as links ("a" tag), table cells ("td" tag), images ("img" tag), DIVs ("div" tag), SPANs ("span" tag), etc. The "alt" attribute can also be used for images ("img" tags only). This feature can be very useful if you want to automatically replace the standard browser tooltips with stylish ones.

Same examples but with a custom attribute instead of the "title" (or "alt") attribute:

All the above page elements show the following content on your project's tooltip:

HOW TO SHOW ADVANCED (RICH) CONTENT (instead of simple text)

You have several methods to choose from:

Needless to say that the above examples can use the "title" attribute instead of the custom attribute, it is your choice.

WHAT ABOUT "ANY" or "SOME"?

As mentioned above, the "attribute" feature can be used on any element OR only some (specific) elements of the page. You can choose this behavior through the "Opens - When" property below:

Example 1 for "SOME" elements:

This image shows a Likno tooltip:

<img id="id23" src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />

…but these ones not:

<img id="other_id" src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />
<img src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />

Example 2 for "SOME" elements:

This image shows a Likno tooltip:

<img class="class45" src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />

…but these ones not:

<img class="other" src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />

<img src="image.gif" alt="Show this text inside a tooltip!" />

Read how we use the "SOME" option combined with the "Class" option on our own website here:
Use Case: Tooltip content retrieved from "Page", from the "ALT" attribute of "SOME" elements that use a specific "CLASS" value (only)

Example 3 for "SOME" elements:

All images show a Likno tooltip:

<img src="image1.gif" alt="Show text for image 1 inside a tooltip!" />

<img src="image2.gif" alt="Show text for image 2 inside a tooltip!" />

…but other tags not:

<a href="page.html" title="Show this text inside a tooltip!"> link text here </a>

<div title="Show this text inside a tooltip!"> page text here </div>