The menu structure of the web interface can be controlled from within the web interface itself. Menus names can be changed, the permissions required to see menus changed, and new menus added. New menus would typically be installed under /etc/enswitch/www, but may be on other websites outside the system.

To add a new menu

1. Log in to the Enswitch web interface.
2. Go to System » Menus.
3. Click on the "New" button.
4. Enter the following:
• The name of the menu as seen by the user.
• A tag for the menu. This is referenced within the Enswitch code so that the web interface knows which menu to show as currently selected.
• Optionally, a description.
• Which menu to display this menu under. If this is a top-level menu, select "Top level".
• The rank. Menus are displayed sorted by rank, lowest number first, then alphabetically.
• The URL to go to when the menu is clicked. "/local/" is the URL path for /etc/enswitch/www, so if you have installed your new web page in /etc/enswitch/www/mypage/, use "/local/mypage/". The URL can also link to an external website using a full URL.
• If this is a top-level menu, the URL of the icon. Like the above url, "/local/" is the URL path for /etc/enswitch/www, so this would typically be "/local/mypage/icon.gif" or similar.
• Which rate plan features are required to view this menu. If multiple are selected, the user will see this menu if their rate plan allows any of the selected features. If none are selected, the menu is always shown.
• Which rate plan role settings are required to view this menu. If multiple are selected, the user will see this menu if their role allows any of the selected role settings. If none are selected, the menu is always shown.
• Which configuration setting, if any, is required to be enabled to view this menu. Normally this is set to "None".
• If multiple languages are configured, which language to show this menu for.
• Which special condition, if any, is required to view this menu. Normally this is set to "None".
5. Click the "Save" button.