Ok, found it.
The module associated with the menu has a switch for "Check Menu", which was set to "On". Turning it off removes the check and therefore the fault.
But what's the fault about? And why is there a fault with the fault? What is it checking? The online help sayswhich begs the question, what's an "important menu item"?
The magazine (why are articles in the magazine that give information that should be in the manual not in the manual?) says
Which still doesn't help very much. How would they revert, and what to?
The module associated with the menu has a switch for "Check Menu", which was set to "On". Turning it off removes the check and therefore the fault.
But what's the fault about? And why is there a fault with the fault? What is it checking? The online help says
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Check for the presence of important menu items. The magazine (why are articles in the magazine that give information that should be in the manual not in the manual?) says
Code:
Make sure you change "Check Menu" to No, otherwise your clients will get a notice to revert to the default menu.Statistics: Posted by MarkRS — Fri May 03, 2024 10:42 am