{NAV_ROW:CURRENT:0} and stay that way, please...

snobba · Post by **snobba** » Fri 30. Apr 2004, 01:02

Hi there guys,

I am playing around a bit with the {NAV_ROW} tag...Using it to make a horizontal top and 2:level navbar.

But I have a problem, and maybe I am not thinking to much right now and there is just a easy answear for it. But how can I make the {NAV_ROW:CURRENT:0} that I am using for the 2:level-bar to stay when I go to a 2:level page without having to copy a lot of templates and use NAV_ROW:ID:1.2.3.4.and so on.

To understand what I mean - take a look:

http://www.phpwcms.webmotell.nu/index.php?phpwcms_siter

Any idees??

Greetings from Martin

snobba · Post by **snobba** » Fri 30. Apr 2004, 21:10

No one has an idee how to do this? Hmmm....

/ Martin

pk2000 · Post by **pk2000** » Mon 17. May 2004, 23:07

I have the same problem but with {NAV_LIST_CURRENT:0::}. The point seems to be that nav_***_current shows only the current submenu. So in both of our cases there are no submenus and the nav_***_current shows nothing.

What I need is that the top level is displayed horizontally with {NAV_LIST_TOP} but I need the sublevels to act the same way as {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN} but without top level items.

Can anyone show me how to do this?

Thanks

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Thu 20. May 2004, 10:00

Is there a verticle equivalent to {NAV_LIST_TOP}?

As far as I can tell.. {NAV_LIST_TOP} only displays the top level menu titles.

I am hopeing to find a soluntion that look like {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN} but only displays the top level of the menus.

all the submenus would be displayed as a row in the main area using {NAV_ROW:CURRENT:0}

tyr · Post by **tyr** » Thu 20. May 2004, 15:43

Could you use CSS to create a styled list (vertical) rather than an in-line list like NAV_LIST_TOP? Just a thought.

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Thu 20. May 2004, 16:33

no i couldn't: and that's a guarantee

but i can try

if fact I now need an {ARTICLE_ROW:CURRENT} that looks like {NAV_LIST_TOP} if anyone feels inclined to create one

mental_cube · Post by **mental_cube** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 23:00

Hi all

I am also trying to create a top level menu with {NAV_LIST_TOP} for the main menu categories. When a selection is made I would like the sub categories to be displayed as links on the left.

I get this working by using the replacement tag {NAV_LIST_CURRENT} but not all sub categories remain visible when you navigate to the end of a node.

-Web Hosting
- Business Lite
- Business Standard
- Business Plus

Using this as an example, how can we make the the web hosting links show in the left menu when you click on each of them? At the moment we have to go back to hosting to make all 3 cats become visible.

Anyone done any work with this??

Phill

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 23:08

NAV_LIST_CURRENT will only show the sub menus of that menu/submenu

ie. If there are no further sub menus it will show no menus.

if you use {NAV_LIST_CURRENT:1::} every level with show the manu for the parent menu as well.

mental_cube · Post by **mental_cube** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 23:20

Hi P.

I just took a look at this and don't see any change. What I want to do is display all chidren of a parent as links and do this on each of the child pages.

Take a look at:

http://www.thebluecube.com/phpwcms/inde ... eb_hosting

when you click into the 3 options you no longer see the other 2.

Any ideas?

Phill

pSouper · Post by **pSouper** » Tue 15. Jun 2004, 01:01

you wont see the other two because they are submenus of 'web hosting'
'web hosting' is no longer the parent directory once you enter either of the thre sub dirs.
try {NAV_LIST_CURRENT:1::} to see more clearly how it works.

what you are looking for i suspect is not possible using NAV_LIST_CURRENT
maybe you could use the NAV_LIST_ALL mod (in hacks&mods)

{NAV_ROW:CURRENT:0} and stay that way, please...

{NAV_ROW:CURRENT:0} and stay that way, please...

Same problem

Is there a verticle equivalent to {NAV_LIST_TOP}?

using horizontal and vertical menus