Jump to page from menu?

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Can you go to a page from a link in the menu?
Can't seem to find anything on it.
Thanks for the help

**fossil** · 02-07-2006

do you mean like this

On Menu:

if e_ID == 102 then

Page.Jump("Page2")

end

**eric_darling** · 02-07-2006

There seems to be a lot of confusion suddenly over the use of the menu bar in AMS 6. The excellent help file has a very good illustrated version of how to apply actions to the menu bar. Once you grasp how it works, you'll see how easy it is to customize what happens when a user clicks a given option on your menu bar:
http://www.indigorose.com/webhelp/am...ample_Menu.htm

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Originally Posted by fossil

do you mean like this

On Menu:

if e_ID == 102 then

Page.Jump("Page2")

end

Thank you for the help , I had that but didn't have the numbering right on it .
Got it worked out.
Thanks.

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Here is a screenshot on how it is looking so far.
Thanks for all the help and my dumb questions.. lol

**fossil** · 02-07-2006

Very nice

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Thank you fossil, didn't think anyone was looking.

**Dermot** · 02-07-2006

Very nice bobbie

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Well thank you too.

**Corey** · 02-07-2006

Always looking. Very nice bobbie. I give it ten golden thumbs.

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Thank you Corey, I find the menu really helpful now. I used part of it to have the menu links go to some page that I have flash games on .
You can find some real nice games at http://www.flashkit.com/index.shtml for free to use in anything that you like.
Some have restriction on commercial stuff.but most can be use for most anything.

**Corey** · 02-07-2006

Flashkit rules.

**TJ_Tigger** · 02-07-2006

Bobbie, that looks very nice. One thing you might want to consider is to have AMS add the links to an html file automatically without having the customer edit the file directly.

For instance you can have a file that looks like this:

Code:

<html>
<head>
	<title>Links</title>
</head>

<body>
yada yada yada <br>
<br>
#LINKS#

</body>
</html>

Then store your links in another text file or sqlite database or ini file. Then when you go to load the file you could take each link build a string and then repolace the #LINKS# string with the string of links.

Tigg

**Corey** · 02-07-2006

Yep, Tigg's idea is a good one. I've used that exact sort of system many times and it always works great.

**bobbie** · 02-07-2006

Thanks guys for the help. I will see if I can figure it out and maybe do that .
Not sure if I can . lol

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