DWT & Navigation

F

Frolickin

I am using a DWT. In it I am using a nav bar based on the hierarchy of the
site. Is there any way to have a page include the nav bar via the DWT but
not be included in the navigational structure?

I have some results pages from queries on a database that only generate from
passing variables from another page. Once the page is loaded, it would be
nice for the user to be able to use the same navigation to maneuver through
the site.

If I place the results page in the navigational structure, it will have the
nav bar, but if clicked on, will return no records for it needs the
variables from another page.
 
R

Ronx

Place the results page in the Navigation View, then (in navigation View)
right-click on the page and deselect the "Included in Nav Bars" option.
The page, and any pages under it, will turn grey. The pages under the
results page may be reselected individually to be included in Nav Bars.
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

No
Page are either selected to be visible in the Nav Bars or not, as a design time tool
Whether they appear depends on their settings in nav view (use or not)
and the nav bar settings for that page (are child pages included or not)
You could also try adding your query result pages as top level pages and only on those page include a top level nav bar

As an alternative take a look at the new Interactive buttons instead of nav bar links

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| I am using a DWT. In it I am using a nav bar based on the hierarchy of the
| site. Is there any way to have a page include the nav bar via the DWT but
| not be included in the navigational structure?
|
| I have some results pages from queries on a database that only generate from
| passing variables from another page. Once the page is loaded, it would be
| nice for the user to be able to use the same navigation to maneuver through
| the site.
|
| If I place the results page in the navigational structure, it will have the
| nav bar, but if clicked on, will return no records for it needs the
| variables from another page.
|
|
 
F

Frolickin

Ronx said:
Place the results page in the Navigation View, then (in navigation View)
right-click on the page and deselect the "Included in Nav Bars" option.

This is exactly what I wanted to do. The easiest solutions are sometimes
right b4 one's eyes unnoticed.

Thank you.
 

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