When using Skin Shortcuts to manage the whole menu, by default it manages a single submenu for each menu item. It is possible to use the script to manage multiple submenus, as well as for other menu's which are not linked to the main menu.
If you wish more than one submenu, the build line needs to be adjusted to tell Skin Shortcuts to build the additional menu's. This is done by adding the levels property, and saying how many additional submenus are to be built.
So, for two additional submenus (above the standard submenu, making three submenus in total):-
RunScript(script.skinshortcuts,type=buildxml&mainmenuID=9000&levels=2)
The additional submenu's will be built into an include which can be used the same way as the original submenu. Their name is skinshortcuts-submenu-x, where x is the number of the additional menu starting from 1.
<include>skinshortcuts-submenu-1</include>
The management dialog includes 5 buttons - 406 through 410 - which let the user edit additional submenu's 1 through 5.
If you require more than 5 additional submenu's, set the level window property, then send a click to 405:-
<onclick>SetProperty(level,6)</onclick>
<onclick>SendClick(405)</onclick>
If you want to build a menu unlinked to the main menu, you need to adjust the build line to tell Skin Shortcuts to build it. This is done by including the group parameter, and including mainmenu and the id of any additional group you want, seperated by a pipe - | - symbol.
RunScript(script.skinshortcuts,type=buildxml&mainmenuID=9000&group=mainmenu|[groupname]|[groupname]|[groupname]...
Note, mainmenu must be the first item in the group property.
The additional groups will be treated completely seperately from the main menu. See integration details for Submenu Only for examples of how to use them.
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