It brings with it a lot of corollaries:
If a plumber helps out a mate late one night by repairing a pipe, could his employer insist on charging money? Could his employer be sued if he gets it wrong?
Are all those programmers who help out on open source projects at night doing so illegally?

Not sure what the option is that Martin speaks about, but you may find the following page useful:
http://devnet.kentico.com/docs/devguide/index.html?appendix_b___path_expressions.htm

It’s more specific to v5.0 onwards, but also works with (at least) v4.1.

I found that you can set the path to ./% for just the current path though this won’t help your situation, I think you’ve done the best thing if you always need to display level 1 links, but then only level 2 (onwards I’d imagine) for the current path.

Hope this is a useful reference for future,

Regards,

Kurt Farrar
MyDigitalMedia
Kentico Certified Partner

Unfortunately I’m not near a machine that I can test with, but from memory it’s a checkbox in the settings of the actual menu control itself. If you can’t find it, I’ll have a look next time I’m able to.

Thanks,
Damian

Could you please direct me towards the ‘Display only selected path’ setting?
I can’t seem to find it anywhere in the settings.

Kind regards
Micheal.

I’ve always seen basic coding tests as a great way to separate the wheat from the chaff. I’m constantly surprised by the number of seeming great resumes I’ve seen from people who get tripped up by something as simple as loops or exceptions.

As you said, it’s useful to find programmers who can solve problems without needing constant guidance.

And yes, I found Brandon’s post through HN as well.

Damian

I remember seeing the link to Brandon’s article in HN. The discussion is pretty much in the same line with your thought.

I myself prefer to give coding test rather than some written tests for every candidate I’m asked to interview. I’ve found that the candidates hired through a coding test need less help in their work. (and that’s a good thing) .. But since my co-workers are not that much, that might not be so accurate if it was to be applied in a bigger set, I think.

Not really any plans for software at the moment, but I have been writing some web apps that specifically target the iPhone, or at least provide a different experience for the device.

That said, there have been a couple of interesting happenings in the the iPhone space that might make me reconsider. Not a bad idea for a full blog post actually… watch this space!

Damian