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is implemented in ASP .NET. In particular, the shortcut menu that drops down from a list item is implemented using client-side JavaScript. This JavaScript is contained in a file named OWS.JS located in the directory \Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\ 60\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\culture. Using the code from this file, we can modify the behavior of existing menu items or create new items. The JavaScript code contained in OWS.JS is extensive and affects every site in the installation; therefore, the file should never be edited directly. Instead, we will override functionality located in this file by creating our own JavaScript file that is a copy of the code we want to modify. This modified code will then be used only by particular site definitions that we designate. The function CreateMenu is the root of the menu building process and is shown in Listing 1-17. Listing 1-17. The CreateMenu Function function CreateMenu() { if (! IsContextSet()) return; var ctx = currentCtx; if (itemTable == null || imageCell == null || (onKeyPress == false && (event.srcElement.tagName=="A" || event.srcElement.parentNode.tagName == "A"))) return; IsMenuShown = true; window.document.body.onclick=""; m = CMenu(currentItemID + "_menu"); currenMenu = m; if (ctx.isVersions) AddVersionMenuItems(m, ctx); else if (ctx.listBaseType == BASETYPE_DOCUMENT_LIBRARY) AddDocLibMenuItems(m, ctx); else if (ctx.listTemplate == LISTTEMPLATE_MEETINGS) AddMeetingMenuItems(m, ctx); else AddListMenuItems(m, ctx); OMenu(m, itemTable, null, null, -1); document.body.onclick=HideSelectedRow; return false; } Examining the code in Listing 1-17, you ll notice that the CreateMenu function calls one of four other functions to build the shortcut menu. These functions AddVersionMenuItems, AddDocLibMenuItems, AddMeetingMenuItems, and AddListMenuItems contain the code that creates the individual items for each shortcut menu. Generally, you will override one of these functions to create a custom menu item. Individual menu items are created by making a call to the CAMOpt function. This function takes as arguments the menu where the item will be created, the text for the menu item, the JavaScript function to be executed when the item is selected, and a path to an image to be
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