If the Main Menu template already existed, Freedombase will not have updated it to include a link to the DEMO system menu. You will need to manually modify the Main Menu template, and rebuild the template, in order to link to the DEMO system pages that have been created.

There are several different commands that create links between pages; we will use the Go command here.

The 'Go' command, could also be called the 're-direct' command, as it redirects the user to the Template page specified in the command line of the 'Go' command.

Navigate to the Template Maintenance page in the Designer, and bring up the Menu.htm template, by entering 'Menu.htm' in the 'File' field. (Be careful of the casing, Freedombase is case sensitive.)

Menu.htm, is the primary or main Menu page within Freedombase. It is also the default page that is displayed after a user has logged in, unless you have specified a different default page for the user.

Look for the text 'Navigate' within the template, within the text area on the Template page. Unless the Menu.htm template has been modified, this text will be the header to the navigation section of the main menu. You should see commands within the navigate section of the Template, similar to the following: <a href="javascript:FreedombaseCommand('Go SystemName_Menu.htm','')" title="Go to SystemName System">SystemName</a>

In order to add a link in to the DEMO system from the Menu.htm page, add the following command into the Menu.htm template: <a href="javascript:FreedombaseCommand('Go DEMO_Menu.htm','')" title="Go to Demo System">Demo</a>. Then select File - Save, then select Utilities - (Re)build Template. The Rebuild may take up to ten seconds to run, depending on the operating system and database that Freedombase is running on, and the complexity of the template. You are now ready to test the STATE class that you have added.