Good point - that RSS question was a bit of a brainfart (although my pagination is still borked)
That said, more importantly: I’m running into a bit of a stumbling block in deploying to the client: when I grant a non-superuser access to the Structure module (whether granting them install/remove access or not) it appears in the Modules list, but when clicked, shows ‘You are not authorized’.
Follow-up to @jeffc issue above: We tested determine the error was not a Structure bug, but caused by edits to the module files he did.
I’m getting the same error when trying to drag and reorder pages, but haven’t done anything out of the ordinary in terms of settings up EE other than renaming the system folder. I’m using Structure 1.1.1 and PHP v5.2.4.
I ran into a similar issue last night and it was related to having my renamed the main (NOT the CP) index.php file.
Do you have Firefox and Firebug installed? If so, enable the console for your site and post whatever script errors it reports (PM me if you need help doing any of this). That Error issue was caused by an AJAX request not completing properly, and i implemented a quick workaround using .htaccess that I can walk you through if that’s your issue.
Okay. Just add this to your .htaccess file, then (note to others – this only works if you have RENAMED index.php, not if you are using extra trickery to remove it entirely. I haven’t experimented with that usecase at all.)
(For the purposes of this example, i’m assuming you’ve renamed index.php to ‘myindex’ with no extension. Obviously, change it to whatever you’ve ACTUALLY named it, including any extension you’re still using.)
# Redirect index.php for an EE addon that doesn't retrieve the renamed file
Redirect /index.php http://www.example.com/myindex/
Has anyone had any luck with SAEFs that insert into weblogs managed by Structure? When inserting into a Structure managed weblog via a SAEF, the page is just redirecting without inserting the information. If I switch the weblog to unmanaged the SAEF works. I’m not getting any PHP errors in the logs. I’ve also disable my .htaccess rewrite rules to make sure those aren’t the issue. Has anyone experienced this before and possibly found a work-around other than just not using Structure to manage the weblog?
Im trying to populate my navigation menu.
All I want is what’s on the main Structure page, but in a list rather than a table.
The navigation is the same on every page, so I don’t need it to change depending on what page your on etc, just grab all pages and their childrens pages (and their childrens pages) and display them in a nested menu.
Does anyone know of a way to do this? It seems the function has already been coded, just needs ‘sorting out’.
Would be willing to pay someone to do this.
Thanks!
I’m having some trouble figuring out how to get the pagination working with the structure plugin. I’m using the following code (which is outside of my other weblog entries tag that is displaying the content for the page):
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="weblog_1|weblog_2" dynamic="off" status="open" limit="1"}
...page content is generated in here
{/exp:weblog:entries}
{exp:structure:paginate parse="inward" show_page_total="yes"}
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="weblog_1|weblog_2" dynamic="off" limit="1" offset="0"}
{/exp:weblog:entries}
{/exp:structure:paginate}
I was also plaing with something like this to see if dynamic was causing the issue:
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="weblog_1|weblog_2" {if segment_1} dynamic="on" {if:else}dynamic="off"{/if} status="open" limit="1"}
Lastly, are the pagination URLs supposed to end with “/?page=1” and so on?
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