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9/15/2012 5:20 AM
 
Haythem
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I would like to ask you about a problem I'm facing lately

I have a client who needs the portal navigation to be divide in 2 menus, vertical and horizontal and links will be different in both

I saw video about CISS side menu module and I already use it, but the problem with this module that I have to show the page in the main menu to be shown in the side menu, I hope you faced similar issue and hope you can share the solution with me if possible
 
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9/15/2012 7:34 AM
 
Aderson Oliveira
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Hi Haythem,

 I have not faced this scenario before, but here is how I would approach this. The CISS menu is quite flexible and has a lot of options. Maybe you could use it twice on the vertical navigation. One at the top which you would try to set it up to show the main menu, and another one at the bottom to show the secondary navigation.

Not sure if this would work visually, but that where I would start from.

Good luck!

Aderson
 
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1/17/2013 5:14 PM
 
Mike
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Hi,

You can check out DigPageLinks, I think it will do what you are looking for.  There is an option to display hidden and/or disabled pages.  So if they are hidden in your main nav, you can still display them in the DigPageLinks menu.

Thanks

Mike

DotNetNuke Modules
 
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1/17/2013 8:49 PM
 
Haythem
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thanks mike for your reply, i will check the module
 
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