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    http://symphonicheaven.com/site/sitemap/

    {{heading}} Sitemap {{/heading}}
    {{content}} [[Wayfinder? &startId=`0`]] {{/content}}


    I use Wayfinder to show a human-readable sitemap for my website. However, I have some sections that are "hidden" in a unpublished document (just for sorting purposes). How do I get Wayfinder to look at those?
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      Did you find a solution yourself yet? I ran into this to and did not find a solution.
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        Quote from: Frank at May 26, 2008, 01:20 PM

        Did you find a solution yourself yet? I ran into this to and did not find a solution.

        Nope... sad
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          so you want wayfinder to see the unpubbed documents? or the not in menu options? for the 2nd you can use &ignoreHidden=`1` the first is not really usable anyway why having documents listed that you can not reach anyway?
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            no we want to see docs in an unpublished container. Dont wat to see the containing document.

            The why: I use these containers as category folders and dont want them in the menu, but the docs inside I would like to see in the menu.
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              so you want to skip the unpubbed folders?

              mm never used that before but I see why you would like to do that.
              I think that maybe another script would do that but in wayfinder there is no option now.
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                You mean Ditto, cause Ditto can but the is not a ouput of that real CSS menu
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                  Quote from: Frank at May 27, 2008, 09:09 AM

                  You mean Ditto, cause Ditto can but the is not a ouput of that real CSS menu

                  How would Ditto be used to do that? I never could wrap my head around that snippet (partially because the documentation is geared towards people who already have a knowledge of the script, instead of a new person learning about it)?
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                    basically you can create a ditto call that will eg have output in a box (chunk) and a parameter to use would be
                    &hideFolders (Don’t show folders in the returned results).
                    But this is a bit off topic. Check http://modxcms.com/ditto_documentation.html for documentation on Ditto.