BasicHome Editor: 2rd level items don't follow a tree structure? (1 Viewer)

[trepamuros]

Hello again,

Working around with the sub-levels menus, I found the items on the 2nd level are not associated with the items on the 1st level, but they are accesible by pressing ">" (right) on the vertical menu, whatever the item is focused on the 1st level.

I mean: The 1st level items are grouped into unique items on the main menu items, like a tree structure (what is ok). But the 2nd level items are not grouped into the unique items of the 1st, they don't follow the tree structure.

I would like to create 2nd level items that would be only accessible through an only one 1st level item. Something like that:

Main Menu: SETUP ----- First level: Config, Plugins, Exit ----- Second level: Config should have its own sub-items; Config should have its own sub-items; Exit should have its own sub-items.

Don't know if I explain correctly.

Thanks in advance.

 

[trevor]

Hello again,

Working around with the sub-levels menus, I found the items on the 2nd level are not associated with the items on the 1st level, but they are accesible by pressing ">" (right) on the vertical menu, whatever the item is focused on the 1st level.

I mean: The 1st level items are grouped into unique items on the main menu items, like a tree structure (what is ok). But the 2nd level items are not grouped into the unique items of the 1st, they don't follow the tree structure.

I would like to create 2nd level items that would be only accessible through an only one 1st level item. Something like that:

Main Menu: SETUP ----- First level: Config, Plugins, Exit ----- Second level: Config should have its own sub-items; Config should have its own sub-items; Exit should have its own sub-items.

Don't know if I explain correctly.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

I did think about doing this but would have made thing very complex so the design is that the 2nd level menu is tied to all items on the level1 menu.

There are no plans currently to extend the submenu functionality though I will keep this in mind.

Thx

 

[trepamuros]

Understood.

Keep up this wonderful work, Trevor.