I have created a Mobile Menu for my mobile template. I would like to have one of the main mobile menu items bring up a submenu (another page is fine). Can anyone describe how I can do this? Am I missing something obvious?
Paul Earley
PS I just noticed a typo in the item but it won't allow me to edit it,
so it should read
Make multiple copies of mod_mj_iphone_menu in the module manager.
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not
Make multiple copies of mod_mj_imode_menu in the module manager.
jackbremer
13 years, 8 months ago
I want to do this too, and want it working from my main menu, which is arranged like this
I don't want my client to have to create new menus for the mobile version, for each set of child items - I need it all working from the main menu...
ahuppert
13 years, 7 months ago
Did anyone ever reply to this question?
dryabov
13 years, 7 months ago
You can use default joomla's menu module to display menu in such a way.
ahuppert
13 years, 7 months ago
Ok, use mod_mainmenu? Then what? Publish it to mj_iPhone? Are there instructions somewhere?
Barnabas
13 years, 7 months ago
OK,
Suppose you have a menu set up with parents and children:
Menu name is mymobilemenu
entries are
Parent1
Child11
Child12
Parent2
Child21
Parent3
then you would
extensions >module manager
put menu in the filter and click go so that you can see the menu modules.
edit the one for the iphone. (mod_mj_iphone_menu )
enable
position mj_iphone_middle
menu assignment menus * all
parameters > Module Parameters
on the drop down for menuname select mymobilemenu.
save
now when you view the site using the iphone temlate you will see
Parent1
Parent2
Parent3
when you click on Parent1 you will see
Child11
Child12
You will need to do the same for the 3 other types (XHTML, Imode, WAP)
The other templates, for the other types of mobile, show the child items below,
so
Parent1 Parent2 Parent3
click on Parent1 you will still see the 3 Parents
and the Children of the Parent1
Parent1 Parent2 Parent3
Child11 Child12
Hope this helps.
ahuppert
13 years, 7 months ago
Ok, I did exactly what you said to do, EXCEPT I am using 'mainmenu' not a seperate 'mobilemenu'. Is that the problem? Do you have to create a seperate menu for the mobile site if the menu will be exactly the same as the desktop site?
I have the seperate mobile module activated for iPhone, but not a second menu.
Barnabas
13 years, 7 months ago
Hi,
It should work with mainmenu.
What is the url? So I can try to duplicate it on a test site.
You can send it via a private message if it is not public.
Thanks.
Barnabas
13 years, 7 months ago
Hi,
I experimented on a test site and have found that the menu which has the "default" star does not show the child items below that starred item.
So if mainmenu was
and when you click on Parent item 2 you will see Child item 4
but when you click on Parent item 1, it will not show you the children.
I do not know why this is happening.
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