There’s not a way to add a sub list on a secondary nav li is there? My client has broken up a page by categories and wants to have those categories as a 3rd level nav in the sidebar:
Overview Partners -Category - Category -Category Strategy Etc…
Since the whole list is spit out by Structure I don’t really see how it’s possible, but thought I’d ask. What would be completely awesome would be a sub-nav tag pair so we could control all the formatting in fine detail and allow for these kinds of customizations. Otherwise I’m just going to have to make static version of this sub-nav.
@fortys you could also make subpages and use category=”” on the weblog tag for each one to output only that category (although it wouldn’t be dynamic as far as when new categories are added. These pages could simply be placeholders and all the entries could be managed through add/edit on the main “Partners” page.
Thanks for this fix, Mark. This bug wreaked havoc on a site. Users were inadvertently changing weblog types left and right.
I had a problem with the entries that are marked as ‘listing’ forgetting the selected weblog when you edit the entry. The solution to this is to edit structure_admin.tpl.php line 35, add:if ($entry['listing_wid'] > 0) { $edit_url .= '&structure_listing_weblog='.$entry['listing_wid']; }
I installed 1.6.8 at http://gsis.amystoddard.com and am following the tutorial.
I have the “pages” module disabled:
I’m pointing to Google’s minified JQuery files:
All my Structure files are 755.
Yet my Structure control panel tab still looks like this:
I posted the only error I could find in Firebug.
I can’t move around any of my pages within the Control Panel. Can someone please help?
What did I do wrong?
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Apologies if this has already been posted, but I’m getting the following error after installation when I click on either the publish tab, or attempt to go into structure on the modules page.
MySQL ERROR:
Error Number: 1146
Description: Table 'web107-xpression.exp__structure_settings' doesn't exist
Query: SELECT * FROM exp__structure_settings WHERE site_id = 1 AND var LIKE 'type_weblog_%' ORDER BY var ASC
I’ve followed the installation instructions, installed the extension, all that jazz. It just seems to have not populated or created the database tables required….
Thanks for this fix, Mark. This bug wreaked havoc on a site. Users were inadvertently changing weblog types left and right.I had a problem with the entries that are marked as ‘listing’ forgetting the selected weblog when you edit the entry. The solution to this is to edit structure_admin.tpl.php line 35, add:if ($entry['listing_wid'] > 0) { $edit_url .= '&structure_listing_weblog='.$entry['listing_wid']; }
Any chance of someone at nGen confirming this fix. We’re just implementing a sizable site with a lot of listing pages and I’d like to know in advance if I need to hold off on letting the client free in the CMS if I need to apply a fix.
@aimelise Emailed you a follow-up: your theme folder was not placed correctly in /themes/cp_themes/default
@Nathan @mikec964 @Mark Croxton - I haven’t seen this issue if anyone can give me access to where it’s happening I’ll take a look. Looking into the code sent as well, but like I said unaware that there’s even an issue and I can’t replicate this.
Also, the module is no longer with nGen, so direct any support or fixes to me directly - thanks!
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