Pages Crumbs and Pages Nested Menu

Hi Mark,

This plugin is amazing.

One thing I noticed is that it might be bugging out when displaying dates. Here’s my loop:

{exp:pages_nested_menu include_ul="yes" root="/test" depth="5" order="entry_date"} {entry_date format="%Y-%m-%d"} - {pnm_title} {/exp:pages_nested_menu}

It displays the titles perfectly, but it keeps showing the same date in the loop. I think it’s grabbing the date from one post and repeatedly shows only that date.

Keep in mind, the above loop is inside this loop:

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="{my_weblog}” limit=”1”} … {/exp:weblog:entries}

Any ideas?

Thanks again.

Incredible! Thanks for the plugins. If only we could get a plugin that replaced the Pages listing with titles instead of the /path/to/page and a way to tie in the multi-entry pages. Then we’d have a usable replacement for Tome!

Anyone have a solution to the issue I mentioned above? Was anyone able to replicate it?

jiaha, not sure about this, but try prefixing the date variable with pnm_ as described in the documentation: http://docs.markhuot.com/ee/plugins/pages_nested_menu/

Does anyone know of a way to test to see whether the {exp:pages_nested_menu} tag will output any results? At the moment, it’ll output an empty <ul></ul> even if there are no results. I’m hoping there’s a conditional that I can test for to avoid outputting this invalid XHTML.

It would also be great if you could have a parameter called class that assigns a class attribute to the top level unordered list.

At the moment, this is the code I’m using to generate a list of subpages for the current page:

<div class="subpages">
    {exp:pages_nested_menu root="page_url" include_ul="yes" include_root="no" depth="1" order="custom_order" status="open" parse="inward"}
        <a href="http://{pnm_page_url}" title="{pnm_summary}">{pnm_title}</a>
    {/exp:pages_nested_menu}
</div>   <!-- end subpages -->

Is there a simple way to get pages_crumbs to output the breadcrumb trail in reverse order? I’d like to use it for the document <title>, so the parent pages will appear last instead of first, e.g.

<title>About the creator | About | Homepage</title>

Wondering if anyone has a good solution to display pages in a specific order (even if the pages are in separate weblogs).

I second that request… being able to set the sort order (ascending or descending) should definitely be an option. Furthermore, the issue I mentioned earlier about displaying dates. This plugin is truly useful.

You can use the REEOrder module to display pages in a custom order in a list, e.g. on a site map page – that’s how I’m using it now. I’m not sure how well it would work across multiple weblogs though.

I solved my problem of displaying an article’s date along with formatting by using PHP to format the date:

<?php echo date(“Y-m-d”, “{pnm_entry_date}”); ?>

Thanks for the reply. I’m guessing it won’t work across weblogs unfortunately.

I get these errors when debugging with the plugin fresh out of the box (version 1.18)

Notice: Undefined offset: 82 in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 204

Notice: Undefined offset: 82 in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 204

Notice: Undefined offset: 82 in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 205

Notice: Undefined index: in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 254

Can anyone tell me how I can remove these as it causes trouble when using this plugin to output some XML

Thanks!

Mark can step in with a fix that addresses his intent, but a quick glance looks like it may just be a bit greedy in assignment of custom fields. Try changing line 202 from

if(isset($base[$seg]) === false)

to

if (! isset($base[$seg]) && isset($this->titles->result[$title_counter]))

That changes things - I now get

Notice: Undefined index: order in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 517 Notice: Undefined index: exp_weblog_titles in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 252 Notice: Undefined index: exp_weblog_titles in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 254 Notice: Undefined index: in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 254 Notice: Undefined index: exp_weblog_titles in /home/plugins/pi.pages_nested_menu.php on line 401

Thanks for your help by the way