> Re: menu items are sorted properly with subcategories > > Actually I fixed it last night in helpmenu.js. Take a > look and see if you want to change any of it. I added > a new sort function that takes into consideration the > subcategories. I initially tried to put it in the > normal searchCompare but that also sorted it in the > HTML popup help menu (with the checkbox in front of > it) which didn't didn't work since it doesn't have > subcategories information which caused the items to > appear to not be sorted.
Sounds and looks fine to me. Thanks for doing it! > Re: duplicate submenu > > I think a Find Menu function would do everything I > need. The only problem I see is that with the > registerMenuHook function, I can only append to the > end of the menu which happens after all the search > menu items are added so my help link would be at the > bottom not the top where I'd like it. OK. I think you're right. I can't make any promises about when I'll get a chance to do this, though. Maybe someone else can take a look at the MenuBuilder component in the DLL, if I don't get to it first. My first thoughts are two additional methods: 1. int FindMenuItem( string ) - returns the position of a matching menu item 2. int InsertMenuItem( string, position, menuhandle ) > Re: question not making sense > > Ok let me see if I can reword it differently. I would > like the bookmarks to be connected to the help menu > when the >> button is clicked on. So I would like the > user to be able to select Bookmarks->Yahoo > Bookmarks->Bookmark 1. Right now you have to select > Bookmarks->Yahoo Bookmarks and a new menu will popup. > I would also like to be able to type in bmya (alias) > and have the menu popup like it currently functions. > So I want Yahoo Bookmarks to be a submenu and also > have the alias shown. Does this make sense? OK, I think I understand. It sounds like you may need two separate search functions, one as menu hook to add to the current menu, and one to popup up a new menu much like the code in helpmenu.js. But, I haven't thought about it too much. > Also does using the registerMenuHook and nomenuitem > method keep it out of the popup html help? No -- at least it shouldn't. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ DQSD-Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dqsd-devel
