MultiLevelSectionMenu (revisited)

Last post 10-20-2005 4:38 PM by StangFan. 1 replies.

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  • MultiLevelSectionMenu (revisited)

    10-16-2005, 11:55 PM
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    • StangFan
    • Member since 06-17-2003, 10:17 AM
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    I have read the posts about the multilevelSectionMenu that were posted here before, but nobody has really found a solution....

    I am encountering this error also. 

    I decided to do some debugging.

    What I noticed:
       1.  When a user is not logged in, The MultiLevelSectionMenu is always passing 0 as the _sectionMenuLink.SectionID
       2.  When a user is logged in, the _sectionMenuLink.SectionID is getting set as it should be.

    Why would this be happening?

    Thanks,

    Keith Willis
  • Re: MultiLevelSectionMenu (revisited)

    10-20-2005, 4:38 PM
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    • StangFan
    • Member since 06-17-2003, 10:17 AM
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    I have found out why this is happening....

    I have included 3 menus on my page.  I have one that is going across the top, one going across the bottom, and then the multi-level menu.

    The problem is I am mixing the types of menus that I want to appear. 

    In my case, the first menu to load was the top one that doesn't have multi-levels.  This item was not loading the submenu items.  Well, when this loads, it puts the items in the cache.  The same cache that the multi-level pulls from.

    When I modified this to pull from different cache locations, there were no more problems.

    Thanks,

    Keith
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