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Milonic ASP Menu Editor

By BrianLaF | 13 Sep 2005
This ASP program simplifies the editing of the Milonic Menu. It uses the sample MSSQL database with minor changes.
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Introduction

This project is for Milonic menu users. It edits mm_items and mm_menus tables in the Milonic's sample MSSQL database. Some field additions must be made and the first field set as the primary key.

Features include a preview menu and the option to publish the menu after making changes. Records can be inserted, updated or deleted.

I wrote this little ASP program so I could manage my Milonic website menu. It's not perfect but it gets the job done. I know it can be better written but I already had most of the code from an old program I wrote years ago. Use as-is. This is not for beginners.

How to use

  1. Download the Milonic sample menu from their website and install according to the instructions.
  2. Download this application.
  3. Add the primary keys to the first fields of each table.
  4. Add the additional fields to the sample database. See the insert statements for the field names.
  5. Copy the mm_items and mm_menus tables to new tables and rename them mm_items_edit and mm_menus_edit.
  6. Set the primary keys in the new tables.
  7. Set the database connections for your SQL server in the code.
  8. Modify i_menuMain.asp to fit your needs.

License

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About the Author

BrianLaF

Web Developer

United States United States

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Started programming in Business Basic in the 1980's and acquired my AS in Computer Science at that time. Promoted to IS Manager after one year of programming (sink or swim).
Self taught in SMC Basic, Visual Basic, C Shell, perl, ASP, JavaScript, vb.net, asp.net.
Now working as a Network Administrator at a hospital in Northern California.
Fell into a webmaster role when implementing the company's intranet website to support documentation.

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