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laurent le cadet
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Friday 13 October 2006 6:21:59 am
Hi, I'm using a simple template to sort 1 specific class from a tree :
{section show=$node.object.data_map.show_children.content}
{let children=fetch( content, tree, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( spot ))) }
{section var=child loop=$children}
{node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child}
{/section}
{/let}
{/section}
I'm trying to add a Google navigator to this template.
I checked the quiet complex full/folder.tpl but this one is based on list fetch which is different. Any hint or code ? Regards. Laurent
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laurent le cadet
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Friday 13 October 2006 7:02:36 am
?? If I try this code
{section show=$node.object.data_map.show_children.content}
{let page_limit=2
list_items=array()
list_count=0}
{set list_items=fetch_alias( children, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id,
offset, $view_parameters.offset,
sort_by, $node.sort_array,
limit, $page_limit ) )}
{set list_count=fetch_alias( children_count, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id ) )}
<div class="content-view-children">
{section var=child loop=$list_items}
{node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child}
{/section}
</div>
{include name=navigator
uri='design:navigator/google.tpl'
page_uri=$node.url_alias
item_count=$list_count
view_parameters=$view_parameters
item_limit=$page_limit}
{/let}
{/section}
... which give me the children of the parent_node...normal but what I need is to print out the children's children and I can't figure out how to do that :(
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laurent le cadet
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Friday 13 October 2006 7:06:23 am
OUPS !
{section show=$node.object.data_map.show_children.content}
{let page_limit=2
list_items=array()
list_count=0}
{set list_items=fetch( content, tree, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id,
offset, $view_parameters.offset,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( spot ),
sort_by, $node.sort_array,
limit, $page_limit ) )}
{set list_count=fetch_alias( children_count, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id ) )}
<div class="content-view-children">
{section var=child loop=$list_items}
{node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child}
{/section}
</div>
{include name=navigator
uri='design:navigator/google.tpl'
page_uri=$node.url_alias
item_count=$list_count
view_parameters=$view_parameters
item_limit=$page_limit}
{/let}
{/section}
:)
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laurent le cadet
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Friday 13 October 2006 7:56:07 am
ok...
I used a depth parameter.
In my case it seems to suit my needs because I have always the same structure. Parent_node > folders >Items
{section show=$node.object.data_map.show_children.content}
{let page_limit=2
list_items=array()
list_count=0}
{set list_items=fetch( content, tree, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id,
offset, $view_parameters.offset,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( spot ),
sort_by, $node.sort_array,
limit, $page_limit ) )}
{set list_count=fetch_alias( children_count, hash( parent_node_id, $node.node_id, class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( spot ), depth, 2 ) )}
<div class="content-view-children">
{section var=child loop=$list_items}
{node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child}
{/section}
</div>
{include name=navigator
uri='design:navigator/google.tpl'
page_uri=$node.url_alias
item_count=$list_count
view_parameters=$view_parameters
item_limit=$page_limit}
{/let}
{/section}
Hope this help Laurent
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