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Stuart DH
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Thursday 22 July 2004 1:39:46 am
Hi Paul, Thanks for your reply. I take it that this means I would have to id every article node that I want to exclude? I'm using the standard sub-left.tpl
<div id="leftmenu">
<div id="leftmenu-design">
<h3 class="hide">{"Left sub menu"|i18n("design/base")}</h3>
{section show=and( is_set( $module_result.path[1] ), is_set( $module_result.node_id ) )}
{let root_node=fetch( content, node, hash( node_id, 2 ) )
submenu=fetch( content, list, hash( parent_node_id, $module_result.path[1].node_id,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
sort_by, $root_node.sort_array ) )}
<ul>
{section var=menu loop=$submenu}
<li class="menu-level-0"><a href={$menu.url_alias|ezurl}>{$menu.name|shorten( 25 )}</a></li>
{/section}
{section show=$submenu|count}
<li class="menu-level-0"></li>
{/section}
</ul>
<div class="breakall"></div>
{/let}
{/section}
</div>
</div>
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Paul Forsyth
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Thursday 22 July 2004 3:03:56 am
Yip, add in an exclude for each node id you want to prevent appearing. Its not a great solution but it works ;) There are better ways of dealing with this. First, design your content tree in a way to minimise what is shown, then you can restrict the search by class and section. If things are still being shown use the exclude method. You could link it to an ini file that has a list of nodes... paul
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Stuart DH
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Thursday 22 July 2004 6:08:21 am
Crikey! It was a whole lot easier than I thought it would be Just replace the code in flat-left.tpl
ezini( 'MenuContentSettings', 'LeftIdentifierList', 'menu.ini' ),
with
array('folder'),
No more articles showing :)
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