Some problem in visual studio menu design.

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some problem in visual studio menu design.

friends i have made a Menu and now i want that when i take mouse on menu then there is an another menu open as open in this website. " www.codeproject.com "
friends plz help me..
tell me the process of it in visual studio ..
thanks in advance

Posted 6-Mar-12 6:55am

krishn2011

Updated 6-Mar-12 7:08am

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Chandrakantt 6-Mar-12 13:07pm

Can you please clear the question, as it is not clear

krishn2011 6-Mar-12 13:11pm

dear i m make my website on visual studio and now i want to design a menu like the menu in this website " www.codeproject.com ".
when we take mouse on discussions there is an new menu open just below it on this website.....
i want to learn how can i make this kind of menu on my web site..
thanks in advance

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Mar-12 14:25pm

Do you simply mean "submenu"?
--SA

Ed Nutting 6-Mar-12 16:01pm

I think OP does....in any case OP need only search Google to find a number of good tutorials/projects/ideas about how to do this - I know that I found several when I first learnt to do it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Mar-12 22:36pm

You are right. I just tried to look for the CodeProject solutions only, and only in articles. Even I was surprised.

Please see a link in my answer -- 988 articles! This topic is way too popular.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-03-06T16:32:00

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I don't think there is a real problem here. Please see the comments by Ed Nutting and mine. I tried to see what do we currently have on CodeProject, looking for articles only.

There are so-ooo many solutions … please take a look:
http://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?doctypeid=1&q=menu+%28ASP.NET+OR+JavaScript+OR+jQuery%29[^].

Good luck,

—SA

Posted 6-Mar-12 16:32pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Ed Nutting 7-Mar-12 2:26am

Good answer :) Though it's sad to see that so many people are sufficiently under skilled in just HTML/CSS programming and require JavaScript/jQuery to get anything to work...not the best solution in my opinion given there are a small (but probably significant) number of people who turn off JavaScript so unless all of your site depends upon it, it seems a shame to ruin it with a JavaScript menu...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Mar-12 18:59pm

Thank you, Ed.
That is a significant factor, too. Perhaps in some cases, some "high availability" pages are need, to guarantee processing if scripting is disabled. For example, I did my "Contact me" page on my personal site in this way. Validation is done purely on server side, as well as display of diagnostics results, etc. JavaScript is not critical. It's better for safety, too.
--SA