what I currently have is like follows:
I have a {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN} menue on the left side. There are various entries (Categories), all with no sublevels except for one - it has 3 subcategories. Looks like this:
If you select Category 2 the menue tree changes to this:Category 1
Category 2
Category 3
Category 4
This is like {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN} it normally does.Category 1
Category 2
Subcategory 2.1
Subcategory 2.2
Subcategory 2.3
Category 3
Category 4
2. What I want:
I want the menue to look like this all time - no matter what is selected.
So instead of inserting this blockCategory 1
Category 2
Category 3
Category 4
between category 2 and category 3 i want to display this block at another place (a box to the right of the page).Subgatecory 2.1
Subgatecory 2.2
Subgatecory 2.3
3. What I tried:
I remember that I did this with the last non-dev release of phpwcms by creating a category structure like this:
And in the box to the right I put a {NAV_TABLE_COLUMN:Integer} that would just display this block:Category 1
Category 2
Subcategory 2.1 [Hidden]
Subsubcategory 2.1.1
Subsubcategory 2.1.2
Subsubcategory 2.1.3
Category 3
Category 4
But this doesn't seem to work anymore. It displays well at the beginning. But as soon as one of the Subsubcategories from the right menue is selected the left menue does show the full tree again like this:Subsubcategory 2.1.1
Subsubcategory 2.1.2
Subsubcategory 2.1.3
IT EVEN SHOWS THE HIDDEN STRUCTURE LEVEL.Category 1
Category 2
Subcategory 2.1
Subsubcategory 2.1.1
Subsubcategory 2.1.2
Subsubcategory 2.1.3
Category 3
Category 4
I already tried all combinations of visible, public, hide and stuff (at least I feel like having tried them all) but can't get the result I want.
Does anyone have an idea to solve this problem or to work around?
Of course I could make static stuff via a number of different templates but I don't want to loose dynamism as the subsubcategories may change or some new may be added - then I would have to rework all templates and thats a pain.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks