Ideally, I would like something like that, but I don't know how to go about doing that using the data from $Path, as each item only seems to have the url and text.
I wanted to create a new template in /design/(mydesign)/override/templates/node/view/ and name it breadcrumb_link.tpl.
Now, when making the breadcrumbs, I wanted to just usd it like this
Following me? Is there another way to create these breadcrumbs without using $module_result.path? Or does $module_result.path contain more data than I think it does? I looked at the output from this
{$module_result.path|attribute(show())}
And there doesn't seem to be anything else I can use.
Can someone please explain to me where $module_result is documented? What class is it, what are its attributes and what other "global" objects are available to templates? What is $children? Where does it come from in the example above or is the example a snipit? My magic documanation decoder ring must be held up in the mail.
Another question on view modes: why do I not have a /design/standard/templates/node/view/embed.tpl file? I'm using 3.1 but it aint there as the documentation "suggests". I say that because it doesn't say much especially what I would use them for or what they might output.
I've spent 4 days so far farting with ezp3 and so far I'm yet to get a single page to display. The documentation takes me as far as an admin login page and whatever else I've found is either unclear, incomplete or an unanswered forum post.
Excuse my noobie rant but this trial and error approach has become trying. Is there any documentation that will take me from the admin login page to a visible and workable basic site? Anything at all that might help a site admin to get this thing working in any fashion at all or must I continue to search for easter eggs?
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