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Paulo Almeida	Saturday 29 March 2003 10:23:21 am Hi, My left_menu.tpl (in the bottom), that i include in pagelayout.tpl, creates an menu with diferent <div> if the section of each node is the same of the actually show node. This executes well if ViewCaching=false. If true give same <div> for all nodes. Can anyone help me? ViewCaching true is much speedy, so i want try to get a solution without turning it to false, and without making a left_menu static, is it possible? Thank in advance Paulo Almeida left_menu.tpl {let children=fetch('content','list',hash(parent_node_id,40))} {* loop children and print name with link *} {section name=Child loop=$children} {switch name=sw match=$Child:item.object.section_id} {case match=$node.object.section_id} <div class="menuon"> {/case} {case} <div class="menuoff"> {/case} {/switch} <a href={$Child:item.url_alias\|ezurl}>{$Child:item.name}</a> </div> {/section} {/let} PACPI.COM Internet Consulting http://pacpi.com
Paulo Almeida	Saturday 29 March 2003 7:19:33 pm Well i found the solution by myself. 1º the script doesn't worked because with ViewCaching=true the variable $node doesn't exist 2º i can get section_id in variable $module_result, so i don't need $node anymore 3º i found a better way to implement like this: {let children=fetch('content','list',hash(parent_node_id,40))} {section name=Child loop=$children} <div class="menu{cond($module_result.section_id\|eq($Child:item.object.section_id),"on","off")}"> <a href={$Child:item.url_alias\|ezurl}>{$Child:item.name}</a> </div> {/section} Regards Paulo Almeida PACPI.COM Internet Consulting http://pacpi.com
Tony Wood	Sunday 30 March 2003 11:32:04 pm Paulo, You can also use $DesignKeys:used.node To view all DesignKeys use this in the body of your document {$DesignKeys:used\|attribute(show, 1)} to show all the variables available. I hope this helps Tony Tony Wood : twitter.com/tonywood Vision with Technology Experts in eZ Publish consulting & development Power to the Editor! Free eZ Training : http://www.VisionWT.com/training eZ Future Podcast : http://www.VisionWT.com/eZ-Future
Paulo Almeida	Monday 31 March 2003 9:22:36 am Hi $DesignKeys:used.node is the id, with this i need to fetch the node to get section_id. With $module_result.section_id, is "direct". Thanks Paulo Almeida PACPI.COM Internet Consulting http://pacpi.com
Mads Buus Jensen	Thursday 12 June 2003 7:40:32 am Hello, I've solved it using a big {let node=fetch('content','node',hash(node_id,$DesignKeys:used.node)) } ... {/let} around my whole pagelayout.tpl Mads Buus Jensen