> Another (MINOR) thing (just tell me if I need to get off this list
> and onto a Basic Web Design list) is that I would like to not have
> the Options menu ever be open by default when they click to the
> menu page (even if they left it open the last time they logged out).
> Is that an iMail tag issue or am I just really behind on web design?
This goes a bit beyond simple changes. What makes many changes tricky is that you are
now dealing with both standard stuff (HTML, JavaScript) as well as non-standard stuff
(IMail tags/control). Sometimes, you have to mix the two, which can take talent.
My solution to the problem you mention is to split the main menu into two different
"pages" (one .HTML file, that displays the list of mailboxes, but if a certain field
is added to the URL it will instead show the options). The Options page will always
show all the available options, I took out the tage to only display them if the "+"
button has been hit.
IMail uses one of its tags to determine whether or not the options should be expanded.
You could replace that with a JavaScript variable, that would start off as 0 (not
expanded), and then instead of the "+"/"-" buttons going to a URL, they could go to
JavaScript code that would toggle the variable, and then make appropriate changes
(hide or re-display the options, change the "+" to "-" or vice versa).
-Scott
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