I would like to have a menu system similar to what is on the mojoPortal site; Horizontal SiteMenu, Horizontal PageMenu, and a Vertical PageMenu for pages 3rd generation pages.

I added:

<portal:PageMenu id="PageMenu2" runat="server" TopLevelOnly="true"
    UseTreeView="true" HideMenuOnSiteMap="false" UseSpanInLinks="true"
    Direction="Vertical" StartingNodeOffset="2"/>

to my layout.master and the vertical menu shows up on the correct page but the first PageMenu also resets to the content of the Vertical PageMenu.

You can see this in action at http://acckc.org/mojo. Click on the Ministry SiteMenu item and then the Christian Education PageMenu item. After doing so, you will notice that the Horizontal PageMenu resets with one item, CENew Page, I don't want this to happen. I want the Horizontal PageMenu to stay as it was before clicking on Christian Education.

Thanks, I was missing:

<asp:SiteMapDataSource ID="level3datasource" runat="server" ShowStartingNode="false" />

towards the top of the layout.master,

DynamicDisplayLevels="0"

in the first PageMenu control, and I was also missing

SiteMapDataSource="level3datasource"

Now I am running into a different problem. The PageMenu control is shown on the Register and Login pages. I checked this out using the andreasviklund-02 skin on the demo site and it does the same thing.

I added the LoginPageRelativeUrl setting in the user.config to point to a new Login page which shows the entire menu so it doesn't look silly with the PageMenu and not the SiteMenu. I haven't found a reference to a similar setting for the Register page so I modifed the Register page to hide the menu entirely. I don't like this solution as it is not viable after upgrades. I also prefer to not have a menu on these pages.

Is it feasible to hide all PageMenu controls on the Login and Register pages or maybe even allow administrators (through a web.config app setting) to decide if they want the SiteMenu and PageMenu controls to be displayed on the Login and Register pages?

Thanks again Joe!

-Joe D.