Override.ini.append - sitemap-listing of all child nodes..

Thursday 11 September 2003 5:08:05 am

I am not sure I understand exactly what you are trying to do, but having the same match criteria and the same source template will not work.

Are you trying to append the second template to the first to be displayed at the same time?

Thursday 11 September 2003 5:30:34 am

Hehe, poor question and good answers. Thanks so far.

What I'm trying to do is make an alternative sitemap-listing of the content of node 138. The alternative listing will be in printer friendly layout and without page navigator. Also the alternative listing should include all of the subcontents, not only one of the classes.

My node-tree:

Organization (node=138, class=folder)
Administration (class=unit)
- Employee 1 (class=employee)
- Employee 2
- Employee 3
Support (class=unit)
- Employee 4 (class=employee)
- Employee 5
- Employee 6

and so on...

I want a sitemap listing sorted by parent_nodes with their content alfabetical like this:

Administration - [phonenumber] [email]
Employee1 - [phonenumber] [email]
Employee2 - [phonenumber] [email]
Employee3 - [phonenumber] [email]

Support
Employee4 - [phonenumber] [email]
Employee5 - [phonenumber] [email]
Employee6 - [phonenumber] [email]

How to?

(also listed as printer friendly output, but that I figured out..)

As you've pointed out, I have to do a switch or something to make this possible. But is it possible to choose which override to use through the use of URLs for example?

Monday 15 September 2003 12:46:39 am

I think what the others have said still stands. You only have one sitemap per node to match with, so in the template code for that template you will need to perform some logic to distinguish between the different views you need.

You haven't made clear how each of your overrides differs. How will ez know how to make the distinction between one override and another. Once you know that you can probably do the same thing with template logic.

Paul