[opencms-dev] Navigation question

[Stephan Hartmann]

You can use the getNavTree method to read the whole tree. In the <navstart> 
and <navend> tags you can place your layer tags. 

Bye,
Stephan


Am Dienstag,  3. September 2002 11:16 schrieben Sie:

> > Hi,
>
> I want to implement navigation with rollovers and layers.
> A primary Navigation with 'n' 3-5 or more Items...should be generated
> automatically from a folder root and each of them should have a separated
> layer...the layer contains the secondary navigation. (next folder level)
>
> So I have to read the whole tree at once - I think - in order to get all
> navigation items...
>
> Some problems I have with doing that (besides I did only a very easy
> navigation at this time)
>
> 1.	I don't know how to separate logically the primary navigation from
> the secondary navigation
> 2.	positioning the layers might be a problem. But I think will solve
> this through properties in folders. Or extending CmsXmlNav. with a new
> method. Which shifts every new layer to the right depending from it's
> position and how many nav items where displayed before.
>
> Did somebody extend the CmsXmlNav? It would be great if somebody posts some
> code examples it to me.
> If somebody has implemented such a navigation.. it would also be great
> posting me.
>
> Thank you, very much,
>
> Nico
>
>
>
>
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