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Treemenu with several subfolders

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glenn terjesen	Monday 07 March 2005 11:49:44 pm hi, im having trouble creating a treemenu on one of my subpages. I've successfully created a treemenu with one sublevel with help from your "howto" :The links page::Creating a tree-style appearence example : -menu --article1 --article2 -menu2 --article3 But I need one folder more like this: -menu --submenu1 ---article1 ---article2 --submenu2 ---article3 I know there's a javascript popupmenu, but with very poor docs.. Is it possible to get some help/guide to get this work ? Anyone got any examples perhaps.. Thx
Łukasz Serwatka	Tuesday 08 March 2005 12:04:50 am Hi, You should add one level more. Here is good example to fourth level. http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/customization/tips_tricks/creating_tree_menus I hope it will help. Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog
glenn terjesen	Tuesday 08 March 2005 1:29:28 am Thx alot :) had to change the line "....class_filter_array, array(1)..." to "...class_filter_array, array('article','folder')..." to show articles.. hmm.. found another problem How to make a {switch} based on to show the contents of a folder or a article.. I can paste both the design/base/override/templates/full/article.tpl and the folder.tpl into my .tpl file.. but creates alot of errors in debug mode.
glenn terjesen	Tuesday 08 March 2005 3:13:28 am solved nearly Howto find out if a object is a article or a folder: {switch match=$node.object.contentclass_id} {case match=1} {folder} List articles from current folder {/case} {case match=2} {article} List articles from parent folder {/case} {/switch} hmm.. now i need something to bypass the damn cache..
Eivind Marienborg	Tuesday 08 March 2005 3:28:14 am To bypass cache, add this to the beginning of your template: {set-block scope=root variable=cache_ttl}0{/set-block}
glenn terjesen	Tuesday 08 March 2005 4:10:43 am Weird.. The {switch} works.. If I click a article first(after i cleared the cache) in my menu, the articles show perfectly, but not the contents of the folders. and visa versa. didnt't help to insert a cache block on the top of my .tpl file. did it make any sense ?
glenn terjesen	Tuesday 08 March 2005 4:40:24 am bah :) solved dumped the switch, created two templates, one for articles and one for folders. works like a charm :)