Navigation tag problem

[Pudekamp]

Hi,

I'm trying to create a menu that will only show the menu items from a specifik level. what I have now is this:

http://laverda.dk/index.php?internation ... g-25-years and the tag used is this:

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{NAV_LIST_UL:F,ID:2,4}

wich I have tried to change in many ways to make it show the menu I want - but with no luck (

On the link abobe, it's the leve that contains the "International Laverda meeting 25 years 2006" and so on, but I don't want it to show to levels before that.

Is there anyone who can point me in the right direction? It doesn't have be this replacement tag, any tag will do as long as it works

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Thomas Petersen

[juergen]

Ad hoc ... GUESSING

Id:2 to 2

{NAV_LIST_UL:F,2,4}

without ID and it 'll be running
//Edit :oh, forgot to say that your header is a pleasure to look at.... we should say welcome back to phpwcms?

[Pudekamp]

That didn't do it

It just removes the navigation ...

Thanks anyway

Best regards,

Thomas Petersen

[juergen]

ok, here is the description of the tag content ...

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menu_type, start_id, max_level_depth, class_path, class_active,	// ul_id_name, wrap_ul_div(0 = off, 1 = <div>, 2 = <div id="">, 3 = <div class="navLevel-0">)

thats from a 1.3.5, perhaps that helps

You might say what you are planning to have displayed inside .... so what you had is starting iD 2 4 levels deep unformated, thats what you like to recieve ?

[Pudekamp]

Hi again,

I have illustrated want I hope to end up with here:



I'm assuming that the column of menuitems I want to display is ID 3? I have tried changing the tag to this:

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{NAV_LIST_UL:F,ID:3,3}

but that still shows the two first levels of the menu.

The version I'm using is 1.3.5.

Hope this shows what I'm trying to display

Best regards,

Thomas Petersen

[flip-flop]

Hi Thomas,

please read the docu for this Tag. {NAV_LIST_UL:F,ID:2,4} can´t run well.
- NAV_LIST_UL -basics
- NAV_LIST_UL
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@string $parameter =
"menu_type, start_id, max_level, class_path, class_active, ul_id_name, wrap_ul_div(0 = off, 1 = <div>, 2 = <div id="">), wrap_link_text(<em>|</em>)"

E.g.: {NAV_LIST_UL:F, 19, 10, NLU_CSS, NLU_ACT, NLU_ID, 2, <em>|</em>} (Not a real one).
----------------

and the level lift if you want:
Level lift

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[PHP]
if(isset($GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][1])) {
$level_id = $GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][1];
echo '<div class="nlu_navi1">'.LF;
echo '{NAV_LIST_UL:F,'.$level_id.',,act_path,active}';
echo '</div>';
}
[/PHP]

]
Where LEVEL_ID'][X] is the level.

Please have a look for deeper informations about "level and IDs".

- Multilingual/domain switch [en]: http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=83791#83791
- Basics Level and IDs [de]: http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=71772#71772

[Pudekamp]

Weee! Now it works

By using this code:

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{NAV_LIST_UL:F,2,4}
[PHP]
if(isset($GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][2])) {
$level_id = $GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][2];
echo '<div class="nlu_navi1">'.LF;
echo '{NAV_LIST_UL:F,'.$level_id.',,act_path,active}';
echo '</div>';
}

it now shows the menu the way I want it. It was the lift level, that did the trick.

Thanks to both of you for your fast responses and great help!

Best regards,

Thomas Petersen