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zZ

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Oct 10, 2002, 12:12:03 PM10/10/02
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Hi All,

Do you like the Coalesys Bar / Menu ? Is it worthy of $299?

I'm trying it on a project, in which some pages must disable / hide some of
bars/menus. It seems not as easy as VB menu.

Thanks for any comment.


Kind regards,
Zhen


John Timney (Microsoft MVP)

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Oct 10, 2002, 2:29:29 PM10/10/02
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If I recall the menubar outputs cyphered Javascript - I dont think it would
take sophisticated programming to prepare the C# to output the appropriate
menu's, nor to make it output more than one menu so that where you needed
different functionality you got it. Other than that I would drop them an
enquiry and see how they would suggest solving your particular requirement -
there customer support is quite good from what I hear.

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Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]

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Oct 10, 2002, 7:23:54 PM10/10/02
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I'm using the Coalesys PanelBar and find it very good and programmable.

We are building the bar on the fly from an Oracle database so that we can
eventually allow users with different permissions to view only their groups and
items. We store the data in a session and cache the control so the performance
is fine.

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Jens

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Oct 11, 2002, 2:55:16 AM10/11/02
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We are also using the Coalesys Menu to generate menus on the fly. We find
it offers very good value for money.

Jens

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Joe King

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Oct 11, 2002, 5:32:55 AM10/11/02
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Zhen,

You should be able to use the Items or Groups collection to programmatically
Add, Remove or Clear items before the menu renders. If you want to just
disable an Item, but leave it visible in the menu, then you would set the
Item.Enabled property to false.

Regards,

Joseph King
Coalesys, Inc
http://www.coalesys.com/
ASP.NET Menus and WebControls.


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