Mauricio Dulce said the following on 11/19/2009 07:05 PM:
> Hello, I'm finishing a web mounted radiant, but I need to generate a
> two-level navigation, and searched and not found such information and
> I am using this reference to create the menu.
>
> The idea is that this will render me this menu
No it won't.
<r:navigation /> produces a single menu.
It may or may not have anything to do with the hierarchy of pages.
You could write
<r:navigation urls="
Main: /skipjack |
About: /para1/nicetomeetyou/section1 |
Buying: /shop/selling |
Selling: /trade/buying |
Goodbye: http://www.google.com
">
The point I'm making here is that <r:navigation /> is completely
arbitrary. It need not follow the hierarchy.
*IF* - and its a big if - you want a menu that follows you page
hierarchy, AND you want something like suckerfish menus, then
a) see my post on this last week
b) from the 'root'(which may not be / )
<div id="menup" class="menuh">
<r:if_children>
<ul>
<r:children:each >
<li><r:link />
<r:if_children>
<ul>
<r:children:each >
<li><r:link /> </li>
</r:children:each>
</ul>
</li>
</r:children:each>
</ul>
</r:if_children>
</div>
This will dynamically generate the two level menu.
But please see my post about menus from last week
--
There are still places where people think that the function of the media
is to supply information -- Donn Rottenburg
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