Customizing the visibility of menu items (Cut/Copy)

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Customizing the visibility of menu items (Cut/Copy)

Last Post 03/23/2010 1:10 PM by Chad Cleary. 2 Replies.

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Chad Cleary

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03/22/2010 9:08 PM
Peter, I had a question about hiding the menu items cut/copy from the menu and the right click action. I am trying to customize the menu option to hide these options because my user group won’t need this functionality and I don’t want to confuse them. I read a previous post a while back referring to this and you replied saying that this is possible if you modify the DefaultMenu.resources file and remove the specified items. I have tried editing the DesktopModules\Bring2mind\DMX\Resources\DefaultMenus\DefaultMenu.resources file but it seems like you might be setting the visibility some other place (Or of course I am not commenting the correct lines out because I am not that familiar with XSL). Do you know what lines need to be removed for the Cut and Copy items to not be visible? Thanks in advance

Peter Donker

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03/23/2010 10:53 AM
Hi Scott, The default menu in DMX is copied to portals/[id]/DMX/Menus on initialization and on every module upgrade and when you click "reset menus". Edit this one to tweak it. Make a copy if you want to save your work and you can point any DMX instance to the new menu to use. Peter

Chad Cleary

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03/23/2010 1:10 PM
Thank you for responding so quickly. Works like a charm... it helps when you edit the right file :)

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