I belive there's no info about this case in the book, perhaps you could use form helpers and other tags into the link placeholders after the menu object creation, modifying the MENU output, so the effect would be similar to what you described. However, there could be some issues with the display of the subitems, as they are shown only if there is a current mouse hover event.
MENU is documented in the section 5.2.3 of the web2py book. On 8 feb, 06:27, shartha <m.mirghorb...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I'd like to have a search menu that has two submenus. Submenus will > appear if the mouse is over the search menu. The first submenu is > nothing but a text field and a button where the user can enter an > expression and press the button to get the results of the search (this > is for basic search), and the second submenu is "Advanced Search" that > will take away the user to a new page so that they could enter the > detailed criteria for their search. > > Is this (the first submenu) easy to implement in web2py? > > Thanks, > Shartha
