AW: [opencms-dev] problem in creating menus

[Mathias Diehl]

Hi again,

a folder is just a normal folder. Depending on your needs this is the folder
to use if creating a site using custom templates.

You may add certain properties that will be passed to any item in that
folder (keywords, ...)

The extended folder is either one of the galleries (that you'll find if
using the editor to maintain your content) or a microsite - a special
templateone feature creating a new (micro)site usign templateone and
including modules, configfiles and stuff like that.

cheers,

Mat
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  Von: opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org
[mailto:opencms-dev-bounces at opencms.org]Im Auftrag von Vikas Gupta
  Gesendet: Samstag, 12. August 2006 06:09
  An: The OpenCms mailing list
  Betreff: Re: [opencms-dev] problem in creating menus


  Hi Christian,

     with continue my previous mail, Please let me know the differences
between folder and extended folder.

  For my pages which type of folder I had to create.


  Regards
  Vikas



  On 8/12/06, Vikas Gupta <vikas.gupta at daffodildb.com> wrote:
    Hi Christian,

       My pages are inside

     system/modules/.....  folder. If I put my pages inside sites/default
folder, I am able to create a menu. Please let me know if this is the right
way to create a menu, Should I store all the pages inside sites/default
folder.

    I think It would create a problem in exporting my module. If I am using
export, I can export only my module. How I would be able to export pages
reside in site/default folder?


    Thanks & Regards
    Vikas Gupta




    On 8/11/06, Christian Steinert < christian_steinert at web.de> wrote:
    Vikas Gupta schrieb:
    >
    > Hi *Christian,
    >
    >    Thanks for your prompt reply. My question is not an HTML question.
I
    > am using
    > *
    > out.print(cms.buildNavigationHead(cms.key(" link.home"), "navtop",
    > "navspacer"));

    Yes, sorry - my fault.

    >
    > to create dropdown menus. This creates menus for folder resides in
    > /sites/default/ folder, My question is very clear that how I can
create
    > this for pages resides in my module.

    Do the pages reside in your module folder ( /system/modules/... )
    or in /sites/default?

    >
    > -Vikas
    >
    Christian





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