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Solo & blueteen:
As the upgrade on my barryc.net test site went OK, I tried upgrading my live site, even though the MM 1.8 menus are available only to a limited number of people so far. I had a strange experience.
I backed up the existing tables & the multiMenu folder as suggested by Solo, uninstalled the module then reinstalled. I then restored the old db tables. Everything seemed to go OK except that I lost my blocks. The content was there when I viewed the site map.
I then remade my blocks, using switch vertical. These initially seemed OK. I noticed that you have removed the old <include> method to place a menu in the top nav bar, so I decided to switch temporarily back to my theme.html in which the the top nav links are hard coded. There is no other difference in the file except for the replacement of the <include> statement with the hard coded links.
After I did that my switch vertical blocks no longer worked. The block title was visible, but no main file or permanent sublinks were. Changing the menu type to some of those at the bottom of the list of types in block setup allowed them to work (e.g. drop-down worked). I tried uninstalling multiMenu again, then re-installed it, but the menu blocks still did not work.
I then uninstalled and reinstalled the previous version. I again lost the blocks, but re-configured them, and the switch vertical works.
I really don't know what the basis for this is. I will try again on Sunday and if it happens again I will give blueteen access to look at it. This is just to let you know that something odd happened.
blueteen, I guess I really am going to have to work out the css for the new method of creating top nav blocks
Barry
Barry Cooper
Sweet Home, Oregon