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Re: SUPER

Posted: Tue 6. Dec 2005, 08:02
by jon rain
Hi,

Horicontal level-appending-menu is done:


http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9317

ptjones wrote:wäre für horizontale NAVIGATION auch Weltklasse

Liebe Grüße

Posted: Sat 24. Dec 2005, 14:15
by odeniyi
can't get {NAV_TAB_LEVELS} recognised as a RT.

I've copied the files into the right dir and set permissions to 644.

not sure what it means by "delete the underline then it will work"??

anyway I deleted the underlines in the .php_ file names but still no joy.

any ideas anyone?

thanks....

Posted: Sat 24. Dec 2005, 14:47
by cyrano
odeniyi wrote:can't get {NAV_TAB_LEVELS} recognised as a RT.

I've copied the files into the right dir and set permissions to 644.
# placed in "frontend_render" folder?
# set in "config.inc.php" both value as mentioned in thread to "1"?
Means intialize frontend_init and frontend_render to "1" in config file?


not sure what it means by "delete the underline then it will work"??
#
just delete underline behind ".php_".

anyway I deleted the underlines in the .php_ file names but still no joy.

any ideas anyone?

thanks....

Posted: Sat 24. Dec 2005, 14:51
by cyrano
hi jon rain,
some minor changes possible?

I have seen that all 3 methods to write nav functionalities varies a bit by using plural in on of those 3 tags.

May be it is possible to have an equal naming of them?
So - for me - we don't need to check description which one need to be written with "S".

so for e.g.:
{NAV_TAB_ROW}
{NAV_TAB_LEVEL} <-- now it is {NAV_TAB_LEVELS}
[BREADCRUMB_LEVEL}

Have a nice christmas.

Posted: Sat 24. Dec 2005, 23:11
by odeniyi
thanks cyrano - now working although shall be using pure css. Still good for confidence though :)

Posted: Sun 25. Dec 2005, 12:36
by jon rain
Hello cyrano,
I will rename it in the next days.
The S will be removed!

But it was only nav_tab_row without s. (had to change allthough the description in this thread)


to all:
Have a nice Xmas
cyrano wrote:hi jon rain,
some minor changes possible?

I have seen that all 3 methods to write nav functionalities varies a bit by using plural in on of those 3 tags.

May be it is possible to have an equal naming of them?
So - for me - we don't need to check description which one need to be written with "S".

so for e.g.:
{NAV_TAB_ROW}
{NAV_TAB_LEVEL} <-- now it is {NAV_TAB_LEVELS}
[BREADCRUMB_LEVEL}

Have a nice christmas.

Posted: Mon 2. Jan 2006, 21:30
by jon rain
Hi Cyrano,

!!updated 02-01-2005!!! NAV_ROW_LEVEL -> NAV_ROW_LEVELS
Syntax for All with 's
NAV_ROW_LEVELS
NAV_TAB_LEVELS
BREADCRUMB_LEVELS

http://www.regenfelder.net/downloads/NA ... LEVELS.zip

http://www.regenfelder.net/downloads/BR ... LEVELS.zip
cyrano wrote:hi jon rain,
some minor changes possible?

I have seen that all 3 methods to write nav functionalities varies a bit by using plural in on of those 3 tags.

May be it is possible to have an equal naming of them?
So - for me - we don't need to check description which one need to be written with "S".

so for e.g.:
{NAV_TAB_ROW}
{NAV_TAB_LEVEL} <-- now it is {NAV_TAB_LEVELS}
[BREADCRUMB_LEVEL}

Have a nice christmas.

Posted: Mon 2. Jan 2006, 23:06
by cyrano
Hi jon rain,

thanx a lot for updating your RTs.

I will built in asap.

Thanx again and a happy new year.

Posted: Mon 22. May 2006, 14:12
by Pappnase
hello

i use the tag also on an page!

i have only one problem! if you use the redirection {SITE]index.php?somewhere the tag don't will work!

could somebody help!?