Righto, here's a heads up. This might take a minute to figure out, but grab the script from the above link and put it wherever you find the need to (I have the ThemeOffice directory under the template/{templatename} directory).
Then, above the initEditor() line in the template's index.php add the following:
Code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="includes/js/JSCookMenu.js"></SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="templates/{templatename}/ThemeOffice/theme.js"></SCRIPT>
<LINK HREF="templates/{templatename}/ThemeOffice/theme.css" REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" />
<?
$mymenu_content = <<<EOT
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
var myMenu =
[
EOT;
$database->setQuery("SELECT * FROM #__menu WHERE menutype = 'mainmenu' AND published ='1' ORDER BY ordering");
$menus = $database->loadObjectList(); // mainmenu list
$subs = array(); // sub menus
// first pass to collect sub-menu items
foreach ($menus as $row) {
if ($row->parent) {
if (!array_key_exists( $row->parent, $subs )) {
$subs[$row->parent] = array();
}
$subs[$row->parent][] = $row;
}
}
foreach ($menus as $row) { // second pass to insert main-menu items
if ($row->parent == 0 && (trim( $row->link ) || array_key_exists( $row->id, $subs ))) {
$name = addslashes( $row->name );
$alt = addslashes( $row->name );
$link = $row->link ? "'$row->link" : "null";
if ($row->type != "url") {
$link .= "&Itemid=$row->id'";
} else {
$link .= "'";
}
$mymenu_content .= "\n ['<!img src=\"'+cmThemeOfficeBase+'arrow.png\">','$name',$link,null,'$alt'";
if (array_key_exists( $row->id, $subs )) {
$mymenu_content .= ',';
foreach ($subs[$row->id] as $sub) { // third pass to insert sub-menu items
$name = addslashes( $sub->name );
$alt = addslashes( $sub->name );
$link = $sub->link ? "'$sub->link" : "null";
if ($sub->type != "url") {
$link .= "&Itemid=$sub->id'";
} else {
$link .= "'";
}
$mymenu_content .= "\n ['<img src=\"'+cmThemeOfficeBase+'arrow.png\" width=\"13\">','$name',$link,null,'$alt'";
if (array_key_exists( $sub->id, $subs )) {
$mymenu_content .= ',';
foreach ($subs[$sub->id] as $sub2) { // forth pass to insert subsub-menu items
$name = addslashes( $sub2->name );
$alt = addslashes( $sub2->name );
$link = $sub2->link ? "'$sub2->link" : "null";
if ($sub2->type != "url") {
$link .= "&Itemid=$sub2->id'";
} else {
$link .= "'";
}
$mymenu_content .= "\n ['<img src=\"'+cmThemeOfficeBase+'arrow.png\" width=\"13\">','$name',$link,null,'$alt'],";
}
}
$mymenu_content .= "],";
}
}
$mymenu_content .= "],";
}
}
$mymenu_content .= "];\n";
$mymenu_content .= "--></SCRIPT>\n";
echo $mymenu_content;
?> This will run through the entire Main Menu structure... just make sure you update the {templatename} references in the .js/.css links at the top. Hopefully I haven't lost you yet
Next, move to the spot in your template where you want the actual menu to appear. The idea here is that the menu is placed in a <div> container and is called with a Javascript command, so put the following in the exact spot where you want the menu to appear:
Code:
<DIV ID="myMenuID" align="center"></DIV>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
cmDraw ('myMenuID', myMenu, 'hbr', cmThemeOffice, 'ThemeOffice');
--></SCRIPT> I know this is a lot of info, and I'm sorry if I've confused people. I plan to publish this as a proper, constructed tutorial at some point in the next few days...I'm about to go into hospital so if you need a hand shoot me an email and I'll get to it when I can
Using MAMBO much like Geocities 
Re: Using MAMBO much like Geocities 
I am working on a few templates at the moment which will include the menu (but yeah, JSCookMenu is the way to go). It does some funny things in Mozilla, and I'm yet to figure out whether it is a browser error or a css error...
Re: Using MAMBO much like Geocities 
Linear Mode
