Linking

Poster: timber
Dated: Friday November 28 2003 - 17:38:09 GMT

I'm a novice at this and using ver3.3.19. I'm trying to link a submenu to a local page called "3rtackle.htm". Cannot find the correct syntax.
Pleae forgive my ignorance.

Regards

Poster: John
Dated: Friday November 28 2003 - 17:49:26 GMT

Some problems and a suggestion...

First, it's not ignorance - you're learning something new. We all started at the beginning!

The v3 series is no longer supported or developed.

The last release of v3 was 3.5.15, which puts your 3.3.19 literally more than 25 levels down from that.

Since you're just starting your menu system, and for the reasons above, I strongly suggest you move up to the new v5 series. See http://milonic.com/ for the download, and always get your new versions here!

Poster: timber
Dated: Friday November 28 2003 - 18:29:18 GMT

John, Thanks for your reply. I'm working on a web page for my son's tackle shop at http://www.3riversmarine.com/. That entire site needs a rebuild and I volunteered to do what I can. Been a while since working with the web but a lot of fun.
Here's my home page where I use ver 3.19. http://home.earthlink.net/~kenab/ken.htm

I downloaded 5.0 the other day but wanted to use 3.19 to show the owners of three rivers how the menu works. I will be building some navigation menus, along with restructuring the three rivers sites. When they give me the OK I will have them buy a license from Milonic.
Am assuming I can use 5.0 for my own site?

Regards

Poster: John
Dated: Friday November 28 2003 - 20:17:23 GMT


Nothing personal, but in looking at that page under Safari the menu is completely useless. It's jammed into a space about 1/2" wide, with no legible text at all.

Please, do yourself a favor and do not use v3 to try and show off the menu, especially given what I said above. They won't like it, and you won't either. Also, since you say you plan on going to v5 anyway, why write it all twice?

No idea. Assuming you mean for free, you will have to apply for a free license (all menu use, paid and free, must be licensed) and see if your site is approved.