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s there a way to override the default navigation component or would I have to achieve this by developing a custom component? Basically, for each link generated by the site I would like to display a link that would call javascript code instead and pass the id of the menu as a parameter to the javascript function.
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s there a way to override the default navigation component or would I have to achieve this by developing a custom component? Basically, for each link generated by the site I would like to display a link that would call javascript code instead and pass the id of the menu as a parameter to the javascript function.

overriding Joomla default navigation

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