Creating a Jump Menu using the zen_draw_form function

[DivaVocals]

<?php for ($i=1, $n=sizeof($var_linksList); $i<=$n; $i++) {  ?>
<option value="<?php echo $var_linksList[$i]['link'];?>"><?php echo $var_linksList[$i]['name'];?></option>
<?php } ?><?php } // end FOR loop ?>

I think their was a copy and paste error in my version of the code, an extra curly bracket.

see what happens if you remove this:
<?php } // end FOR loop ?>

if (!isset($var_links_list)) {
  include(DIR_WS_MODULES . zen_get_module_directory('ezpages_bar_header.php'));
} 

This would fetch all ez-page links set for the header; you might actually want a customized version of ezpages_bar_header.php and even customized db fields and admin entry so you can set what appears in this particular menu.

Glad it worked!



I am just curious as to why you didn't just add those links as ez-pages with internal links?

Because I can take advantage of existing code that uses Admin config settings to turn these links on or off.. If the Contact us defined page is turned off, I certainly wouldn't want it displayed in a menu.

Plus there's another reason.. This way my client doesn't have to know how to create internal EZ Page links.. (this has ALWAYS been problematic.. invariably I have to explain to a client AGAIN how to create EZ Pages using internal links..) PLUS this way the admin settings are in synch with the menu..

[rbarbour]

Because I can take advantage of existing code that uses Admin config settings to turn these links on or off.. If the Contact us defined page is turned off, I certainly wouldn't want it displayed in a menu.

Plus there's another reason.. This way my client doesn't have to know how to create internal EZ Page links.. (this has ALWAYS been problematic.. invariably I have to explain to a client AGAIN how to create EZ Pages using internal links..) PLUS this way the admin settings are in synch with the menu..

Gotcha.