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From: "Terrence Brannon" <metaperl.opensource@gmail.com>
To: user@forrest.apache.org
Subject: forrest site behaves unintuitively
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I was browsing a 0.7-version Forrest site:
  http://www.xmlbelux.be/index.html

And if you click on the _word_ "Events" in the menubar (on the lefthand side
of the screen), then it simply refreshes whatever page you are looking at.

This is not intuitive or reasonable IMHO.

Imagine that you just clicked on the History link:
  http://www.xmlbelux.be/history.html

and then you see the word "Events" in the menubar so you click on it,
expecting to be taking to an overview page of the events, instead the page
refreshes.

This is kind of a re-statement of my earliest post asking for how to have
some sort of action "fire" whenever you click on a top-level tab. It would
be nice if one could specify a document to open whenever one clicked on the
overview tab.

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I was browsing a 0.7-version Forrest site:<br>&nbsp; <a href="http://www.xmlbelux.be/index.html">http://www.xmlbelux.be/index.html</a><br><br>And if you click on the _word_ &quot;Events&quot; in the menubar (on the lefthand side of the screen), then it simply refreshes whatever page you are looking at. 
<br><br>This is not intuitive or reasonable IMHO.<br><br>Imagine that you just clicked on the History link:<br>&nbsp; <a href="http://www.xmlbelux.be/history.html">http://www.xmlbelux.be/history.html</a><br><br>and then you see the word &quot;Events&quot; in the menubar so you click on it, expecting to be taking to an overview page of the events, instead the page refreshes.
<br><br>This is kind of a re-statement of my earliest post asking for how to have some sort of action &quot;fire&quot; whenever you click on a top-level tab. It would be nice if one could specify a document to open whenever one clicked on the overview tab.
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