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You must have at least one menu item created at design time. And it must be a control array. (index &lt;&gt;&nbsp;&quot;&quot;)<br />
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The at runtime you can say something like<br />
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Load mnuTest(x)<br />
mnutest(x).visible= true<br />
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where x is an index that is not already loaded.<br />

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You must have at least one menu item created at design time. And it must be a control array. (index <> "")

The at runtime you can say something like

Load mnuTest(x)
mnutest(x).visible= true

where x is an index that is not already loaded.


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Hi Ventod,<br />
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Thanks for the quick response.<br />
<br />
Can you please be more specidific on this.<br />
In the eample you have given I suppose you have <br />
created the mnuTest using Menu Editor.<br />
The part I am not understanding is &nbsp;&quot;And it must be a control array. (index &lt;&gt;&nbsp;&quot;&quot;)&quot;. How can I do this?<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
Madhavi<br />
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Hi Ventod,

Thanks for the quick response.

Can you please be more specidific on this.
In the eample you have given I suppose you have
created the mnuTest using Menu Editor.
The part I am not understanding is  "And it must be a control array. (index <> "")". How can I do this?

Thanks
Madhavi








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Forgot to mention, You can't Load an index that already exists and you can't Unload an index that isn't loaded.
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Forgot to mention, You can't Load an index that already exists and you can't Unload an index that isn't loaded.

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Hi all,<br />
We are trying to add an item to menu(Created at design time). Is there any way to do this?<br />
<br />
Thanks for you help in advance.<br />
<br />
Madhu
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Hi all,
We are trying to add an item to menu(Created at design time). Is there any way to do this?

Thanks for you help in advance.

Madhu

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