The first thing you will need to do is add the javascript to your pages.
Put this AFTER all your other udm body script calls.
Code:
<!-- you are here extension -->
<script type="text/javascript"
src="/udm-resources/udm-x-youarehere.js"></script>
Next, you will need to configure the javascript file. Open the udm-x-youarehere.js file. There are only 5 configuration options...
Code:
var youAreHere = [
'index.php', // default page name [eg "index.php", "default.html" etc]
This is the "default" page for a directory. Usually this is index.html, index.htm, or similar. This is the page that would be loaded when you time
http://www.example.com/somedirectory/ as this actually loads
http://www.example.com/somedirectory/index.html
This is needed so the script knows that it's supposed to highlight / select the right menu item.
Code:
'You are here: ', // add text to here-page title ["text"|"none"]
This is text that can be added to the current page in the menu when you mouse over the item. It is optional and can be removed.
Code:
'You are in this branch: ', // add text to here-branch title ["text"|"none"]
This is the text that can be displayed when you mouse over a "parent" item in the menu. Also optional.
Code:
'before', // where to add title text ["before"|"after"]
For the previous two options, you may have the title "prepended" (before) or "appended" (after) the default text. To see these in use, go to
http://www.udm4.com/menu/modules/youarehere/ . When you mouse over the "About" menu, you'll see the hover text "You are in this branch: About UDM", when you open a submenu and get to the "Modules and Extensions" you will see the "You are here:" title text.
Code:
'no', // open here-branch menus automatically ["yes"|"no"]
Setting this option to "yes" will auto-expand the menu on page load. This works best if the menus are not "flyout" style menus.
Hope this answers any questions.