Print subtree? - community.ez.no

Friday 24 June 2011 9:31:07 am - 2 replies

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Karol Radziuk	Friday 24 June 2011 1:01:08 pm Hi I guess, you are interested in using AJAX. If so, there is a good life example: contentstructuremenu in admin panel and its templates (design/admin2/contentstructuremenu/*.tpl). You can also check here: http://share.ez.no/learn/ez-publish/ezjscore-ez-publish-javascript-and-ajax-framework/(page)/8 Cheers. {$me\|attribute(show,1)}
Gaetano Giunta	Saturday 25 June 2011 4:35:01 am Could be, but I see no need for ajax for such a simple request... For print layouts, using layout/set/original-url works fine: it pushes a different pagelayout on the page, so that you can avoid printing useles header/footer/side-columns and make better space of the paper page (of course you can do this via a css with media-type=print if you're good enough) For recursive templates, the existing siteamp.tpl is a good starting point. Just try this url: http://yoursite/index.php/<siteaccess>/layout/set/print/content/view/sitemap/2 to see what I mean. You'll just need to add the button that invokes the print dialog Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board

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Friday 24 June 2011 1:01:08 pm

I guess, you are interested in using AJAX. If so, there is a good life example: contentstructuremenu in admin panel and its templates (design/admin2/contentstructuremenu/*.tpl).

You can also check here: http://share.ez.no/learn/ez-publish/ezjscore-ez-publish-javascript-and-ajax-framework/(page)/8

Cheers.

{$me|attribute(show,1)}

Gaetano Giunta

Saturday 25 June 2011 4:35:01 am

Could be, but I see no need for ajax for such a simple request...

For print layouts, using layout/set/original-url works fine: it pushes a different pagelayout on the page, so that you can avoid printing useles header/footer/side-columns and make better space of the paper page (of course you can do this via a css with media-type=print if you're good enough)

For recursive templates, the existing siteamp.tpl is a good starting point.

Just try this url: http://yoursite/index.php/<siteaccess>/layout/set/print/content/view/sitemap/2 to see what I mean.

You'll just need to add the button that invokes the print dialog

Principal Consultant International Business
Member of the Community Project Board

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