Jump menus let you associate URLs with options in a pop-up menu list. By choosing an item from the list, the user is redirected (or "jumps") to the specified URL. Jump menus are inserted within the Jump Menu form object.
The Insert Jump Menu dialog box appears.
For more information, see Setting Insert Jump Menu options.
The jump menu appears in your document.
To edit jump menu items, you can change the list order or the file an item links to, or you can add, delete, or rename an item.
To change the location in which a linked file opens, or to add or change a menu selection prompt, you must use the Behaviors panel (see Jump Menu).
The List/Menu icon appears in the Property inspector.
The List Values dialog box appears.
After a user selects a jump menu item, there is no way to reselect that menu item if the user navigates back to that page, or if the Open URL In text box specifies a frame. There are two ways to work around this problem:
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Select only one of these options per jump menu, in the Insert Jump Menu dialog box, because they apply to an entire jump menu. |