[solved] Submenu / nested WF calls

Tree Structure:


At first I just want to see PageX listed. When I select PageX, I want to get its SubPages listed under it
e.g.

Click on Page2:


I don’t want to use JS/the accordion menu from the wiki.

Current WF call


My first thought was to add another WF call into the subNav_hereTpl Chunk, but that does not work. It simply displays the WF call instead of executing it.

I came up in just displaying everything always

Works as expected.
But when I select a PageX the SubPages get folded (actually vice versa the way I wanted it at the beginning...)

Clicked on Page1:


WF call

just add the parameter &hideSubMenus=`TRUE`

Quote from: kylej at Jul 10, 2007, 08:51 PM

just add the parameter &hideSubMenus=`TRUE`

No, you have misunderstood me. I _want_ to display the submenues always.

Quote from: ZeTi at Jul 09, 2007, 06:12 AM

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My first thought was to add another WF call into the subNav_hereTpl Chunk, but that does not work. It simply displays the WF call instead of executing it.

If you want to do this, you need to use alternate snippet calls. i.e. if your outer call is [!....!], use [[....]] for the inner.

I hope this works for you Zeti, the nested calls. I didn’t get it too work in 0.9.6. SirLanceLot responded that 0.9.7 should have no problem with this.

Quote from: zi at Jul 11, 2007, 03:55 AM

Quote from: ZeTi at Jul 09, 2007, 06:12 AM

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My first thought was to add another WF call into the subNav_hereTpl Chunk, but that does not work. It simply displays the WF call instead of executing it.

If you want to do this, you need to use alternate snippet calls. i.e. if your outer call is [!....!], use [[....]] for the inner.

It works. It’s a ModX bug, isn’t it?

Thanks

No its not MODx’s bug.. but its how MODx works ...

regards.