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LANtastic
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{Nav_*}

Post by LANtastic »

Maybe I don't correctly understand the NAV Replacementtag, but maybe someone can help me :

This is my structure :

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Home
|--News (Level)
|-+Worxx (Level)
  |-- Description (Article)
  |-+ Grafics (Level)
    |-- Description (Article)
    |-- Grafic Page 1 (Article)
    |-- Grafic Page 2 (Article)
  |-+ Movies (Level)
    |-- Description (Article)
    |-- Movie Page 1 (Article)
    |-- Movie Page 2 (Article)
|--About us (Level)
The normal {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN} Tag gives me only a listing of the levels. This is Ok, but as soon as I navigate to the (for example) Movies, I only see the Description of this directory, at the end of this description a listing containing Grafic Page 1 and Grafic Page 2 and (very bad :() those 2 available Articles are not shown in the navigation.

Is there a way to show the available articles in the Navigation ?

I tried {NAV_TABLE_SIMPLE} but then I only see the name of the Level, where the articles are in.

Using some of the other {NAV_***} Tags also doesn't help, as none of them shows available articles. They always only show the structure.

How can I realize a listing of those articles inside a structure (NOT inside the {CONTENT} Tag) ?
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Post by pSouper »

all the articles you hope to see ARE set to visible/active AND pulbic aren't they?
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Post by LANtastic »

Yepp, everything is visible and I can see those articles in the listing inside the {CONTENT} Tag, but they are not visible in the Navigation, as the navigation only shows the levels.
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Post by frold »

do you have a link, maybe it would help us=?
http://www.studmed.dk Portal for doctors and medical students in Denmark
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Post by LANtastic »

Sorry, currently not, but I try to do my best ... give me a few minutes ...
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Post by LANtastic »

OK, back again.
Due to a provider problem, I'm not able to give you a link to the page.
So I've just this little Pic for you ....

The Screenshots have not been taken, from the above mentioned page, but also show you my problem :

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1. Is my current site structure incl. all articles

2. Here you can see, what happens if you navigate to "Leistungsspektrum". In thise case I used {NAV_LIST_CURRENT:0::} for the Navigation on the left side, but I have the same problem with all Nav-Replacement Tags.

3. As soon as you choose one of the shown sublevels shown in 2. the following happens :
- There is nothing to see in the left navigation, but this is OK, as long as I've choosen {NAV_LIST_CURRENT:0::}.
- The upper right ellipse now shows the name of the level, where I am situated in.
- Below that you can see a listing of all available articles in that level.

What I'm looking for is a way to show those articels in the left ellipse and NOT below the text of the first article.
I hope you understand what I'm talking about :D
brans

Post by brans »

ok so just try out to make a subcategory for each article this should solve your problem.
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Post by LANtastic »

Nice Idea, but it does'n really help me, because only a user with adminsitrator privileges has the possibility to add sublevels. A simple user is not able to do this.

So this doesn't help in my case ....
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