Hi,
We are in process of changing pages from SHTML to ASP, as we have some dynamic content that is added to each page.
One thing we have is an included CSS Menu that is basically:
<tr>
<a href="Index.shtml" class="NoGroup">Home</a>
<a href="Page2.shtml" class="NoGroup">History</a>
.
.
<a href="Page11.shtml" class="NoGroup">Contact us</a>
<script language="javascript">setMenuClass()</script>
</tr>
The setMenuClass changes the class of menu item if the current page name is the same name as the href page called by a menu item. Basically it is to highlight the current page in a different color, and doesn't make the current page menu item selectable
We are trying to do away with javascript where possible, so am wondering if this is possible using ASP?
Many thanks
Roger
We are in process of changing pages from SHTML to ASP, as we have some dynamic content that is added to each page.
One thing we have is an included CSS Menu that is basically:
<tr>
<a href="Index.shtml" class="NoGroup">Home</a>
<a href="Page2.shtml" class="NoGroup">History</a>
.
.
<a href="Page11.shtml" class="NoGroup">Contact us</a>
<script language="javascript">setMenuClass()</script>
</tr>
The setMenuClass changes the class of menu item if the current page name is the same name as the href page called by a menu item. Basically it is to highlight the current page in a different color, and doesn't make the current page menu item selectable
We are trying to do away with javascript where possible, so am wondering if this is possible using ASP?
Many thanks
Roger