>When you are creating the qNav2 variable, what does that code look like?
Looks like this:
<!--- Get children if any --->
<cfscript>
navFilter=arrayNew(1);
navfilter[1]="status IN (#listQualify(request.mode.lvalidstatus, "'")#)";
qNav2 = application.factory.oTree.getDescendants(objectid=qNav.objectID,
depth=1, afilter=navFilter);
</cfscript>
- qnav2 doesn't return a recordcount even if I change the depth to 99
- the pages underneath the parent are all approved
- when I use the multiPageNav.cfm page it returns the pages underneath
that parent objectid. that particular code is what is being used to create that
side menu you see.
Regards,
Mike
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Michael Porter wrote:
> The qnav2 query is emty.
When you are creating the qNav2 variable, what does that code look like?
Here's an example of what it should look like (if I recall, its been a
year since I've used brainJar :)):
<cfloop query="qNav">
<cfscript>
qNav2 =
application.factory.oTree.getDescendants(objectID=qNav.objectID, depth="1");
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#qNav2#" />
</cfloop>
Also (silly question, I know)... are there children navigation nodes
under the first set of nav nodes returned in qNav? (meaning: Does qNav
have grandchildren?). If so, what does <cfdump var="#qNav#" /> return
if you set the depth to say "99"?
-Jeff C.
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