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Submenus Using Dcx


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i am trying to create submenus for a few menu items using dcx here is the code that i use to create the main popup menu

alias chanpop {

if ($xpopup(csm).ismenu) xpopup -d csm

xpopup -c csm icy

xpop -a csm 1 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Access

xpop -a csm 2 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Owner

xpop -a csm 3 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Op

xpop -a csm 4 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Half Op

xpop -a csm 5 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Voice

xpopup -s csm +c $calc($mouse.dx + 55) $mouse.dy

 

 

}

i get the arrow at the edge of the popup indicating there is supposed to be a submenu but i cant figure out how to display the menu when i hover over the main menu item

any input would be greatly appreciated

Jeremy

 

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Sorry I can't find my dcx popups. It's been a year since I was messing with that.

 

Ok I looked through the dcx help file for /xpopup and was refreshed a bit...

 

 

Ok when you make a popup with dcx you give each popup an id.

 

Starts with 1.

 

xpop -a csm 1 $chr(9) +s 1 0 Access

 

You named it 1. Ok if you wanted a submenu here, the next line would be ...

 

xpop -a csm 1 1 <code> (1st line in submenu)

xpop -a csm 1 2 <code> (2nd line of submenu)

xpop -a csm 1 3 <code> (3rd line of submenu)

 

xpop -a csm 2 <code> (2nd line in main menu)

xpop -a csm 2 1 <code> (1st line in second submenu)

xpop -a csm 2 1 1 <code> (1st line in a submenu off the 2nd submenu)

xpop -a csm 2 1 2 <code> (2nd line in submenu off the 2nd submenu)

 

 

etc.

 

 

I'm pretty sure this is everything. If you have issues let me know, it may trigger a memory. :P

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