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      Return to Recent Questions Is the argument "menuInd" the same as "submenuInd" referred to in the javascript menu design? 
 
 Q: 
A lot of things have come in between... Just a few more Q's before I order.
 
 1)
 At the bottom of the page you refer to below, there is a table
 showing the tmenuItems array, itemInd and " submenuInd ".
 But in the examples on the same page, the function
 "dtreet_ext_getItemIDByIndex" takes the arguments (menuInd,
 itemInd). Is the argument "menuInd" the same as "submenuInd"
 referred to in the javascript menu design??
 
 2)
 When I highlight an item on "onload" I need to expand that item's
 parent(s), right? What will happen to other, already expanded nodes
 when I do that? Will they still be
 expanded or collapsed?
 
 A: 
	
1)  menuInd is the index of a tree menu on a page, >= 0.
 First menu -   menuInd=0
 Second menu -   menuInd=1
 Third menu -   menuInd=2
 Fourth menu -   menuInd=3
 ...
 
 2) Yes, the already expanded nodes will be expanded.
 
 
 
 
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