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tady d.
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Tuesday 05 December 2006 9:17:46 am
I have menu like that:
-parentfolder1
-childfolder1
-childfolder2
-childfolder3
-childfolder4
-parentfolder2
How to create new menu:
-childfolder1
-childfolder2
-childfolder3
-childfolder4
I searched about that, but I'm beginner and I can not understand how to do that.
tady
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tady d.
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Tuesday 05 December 2006 9:40:26 am
I made it by this way. I had double top menu and I just add flat_left menu and now i have 2 menus, but the same. How to change flat_left.tpl - I want him to have only childfolders o one folder.
my double_top menu:
-parentfolder1
-childfolder1
-childfolder2
-parentfolder2
a and I want change flat_left.tpl to see that in my left menu:
-childfolder1
-childfolder2
How to do that?
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Jon Staines
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Monday 11 December 2006 5:56:23 am
Change the 'depth_skip' value from 0 to 1 so that you treemenu call in the flat_left template looks like:
{let docs=treemenu( $module_result.path,
is_set( $module_result.node_id )|choose( 2, $module_result.node_id ),
ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
1, 5 )
depth=1
last_level=0}
This way, the 1st level of the tree is skipped, so it will show the children of the node you are on. Give it a try. The 'depth_skip' is explained at: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/3_6/reference/template_operators/miscellaneous/treemenu
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tady d.
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Monday 11 December 2006 6:25:25 am
thx, and where I can decide, which folder should be show? (I mean folder which include the childfolders)
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Jon Staines
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Monday 11 December 2006 6:54:22 am
It will show the children of whichever folder is selected at the moment. So if your menu structure is:
-News
-story 1
-Links
-link 1
-link 2
-Files
-file 1
-file 2
-file 3
And the user goes into the Files page, then left menu will show the level beneath Files, so the menu would be:
-file 1
-file 2
-file 3
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Marcin N.
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 6:58:29 am
Hi! I take code from flat_left.tpl and changed top <b>{let...</b> and I when I clear cache from admin interface then I see "new menu". BUT when I click item from top menu then my "new menu" is still the same. It changes only when I clear the cache (from admin panel) and refresh the browser. It's strange. My menu is placed in pagelayout.tpl as:
{menu name=LeftMenu}
My <i>new_menu</i>.tpl:
{let docs=treemenu( $module_result.path,
is_set( $module_result.node_id )|choose( 2, $module_result.node_id ),
ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
0, 5 )
depth=1
last_level=0}
<ul>
{section var=menu loop=$:docs last-value}
{set last_level=$menu.last|is_array|choose( $menu.level, $menu.last.level )}
{section show=and( $last_level|eq( $menu.level ), $menu.number|gt( 1 ) )}
</li>
{section-else}
{section show=and( $last_level|gt( $menu.level ), $menu.number|gt( 1 ) )}
</li>
{"</ul>
</li>"|repeat(sub( $last_level, $menu.level ))}
{/section}
{/section}
{section show=and( $last_level|lt( $menu.level ), $menu.number|gt( 1 ) )}
{'<ul><li>'|repeat(sub($menu.level,$last_level,1))}
<ul>
<li class="menu-level-{$menu.level}">
{section-else}
<li class="menu-level-{$menu.level}">
{/section}
<a {$menu.is_selected|choose( '', 'class="selected"' )} href={$menu.url_alias|ezurl}>{$menu.text|shorten( 25 )}</a>
{set depth=$menu.level}
{/section}
</li>
{section show=sub( $depth, 0 )|gt( 0 ) loop=sub( $depth, 0 )}
</ul>
</li>
{/section}
</ul>
{/let}
Marcin
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Jon Staines
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 7:39:08 am
An example will make this easier, have a look at:
http://pyramint.emcuk.com/ezdemo/
Different options in the top menu change the left menu, News has 2 folders in, Media Files has one. Is this what you are trying to do?
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Marcin N.
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 7:43:52 am
Yes, exact the same.
How to do this?
My code is OK or not? Marcin
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Jon Staines
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 7:52:25 am
See the third post in this topic. All you need is to have an override on the left menu and change the depth_skip to 1.
{let docs=treemenu( $module_result.path,
is_set( $module_result.node_id )|choose( 2, $module_result.node_id ),
ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
1, 5 )
depth=1
last_level=0}
instead of
{let docs=treemenu( $module_result.path,
is_set( $module_result.node_id )|choose( 2, $module_result.node_id ),
ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
0, 5 )
depth=1
last_level=0}
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Marcin N.
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 8:17:16 am
I found the problem!
In pagelayout.tpl I moved:
{menu name=LeftMenu}
I forgot about cache-block:
{cache-block keys=array($uri_string, $current_user.role_id_list|implode( ',' ), $current_user.limited_assignment_value_list|implode( ',' ))}
{menu name=LeftMenu}
{/cache-block}
clear! :) Marcin
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Marcin N.
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 8:33:46 am
One more question.
How to check in this example that folders in "new menu" exisit?
I would like to check it to add DIV with graphics element. Marcin
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Jon Staines
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 8:46:57 am
Play around with something like:
{if eq($:docs|count(),0)}
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Marcin N.
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Tuesday 12 December 2006 9:13:48 am
Works!
Thanks! :) Marcin
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