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If you need the complete project you can download it:<br />
<a href="http://www.hili.com/~shay/menu.zip" rel="ugc">http://www.hili.com/~shay/menu.zip</a><br />

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If you need the complete project you can download it:
http://www.hili.com/~shay/menu.zip [http://www.hili.com/~shay/menu.zip]


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I have found what I was looking for, create the menu array, and then use load menu(1), and once done remove with unload menu(1).<br />
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Thanks anyway, I probably didn't make my question clear enough.<br />

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I have found what I was looking for, create the menu array, and then use load menu(1), and once done remove with unload menu(1).

Thanks anyway, I probably didn't make my question clear enough.


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Is this true, or faked, as I am thinking. &nbsp;I can make a control array, and set it to invisible, and then set it to visible, but is that being dynamic?<br />
If so, can someone show me a little sample code to add and delete a menuitem at runtime please.<br />
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Thanks
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Is this true, or faked, as I am thinking.  I can make a control array, and set it to invisible, and then set it to visible, but is that being dynamic?
If so, can someone show me a little sample code to add and delete a menuitem at runtime please.

Thanks

Adding and deleting a menuitem at runtime

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