BTW you really shouldn't change application.navid.home in code. For one thing it's a dynamic value that comes out of the database. For another its used in several places behind the scenes. You should just use it when you need to refer to the root nav item.

Blair

On 5/24/06, Blair McKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Child HTML pages and child navigation items are stored separately in the database (fyi: html pages in the aObjectIDs property of the parent nav item, nav items in nested_tree_items). However when the page is loaded request.navid is set to that parent nav id. So use that, not the page id.

Blair


On 5/24/06, zefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

more info:
getParentID returns no rows
getSiblings throws an error (as internally, it uses getParentID and
assumes a result)
...
I'm tearning my hair out here, does anyone have any ideas? I've
obviously monkeyed around with something somewhere!

Joe




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