Bewildered by a Wayfinder issue which I have not experienced before in my very short MODx life. A development site of less than 10 pages at (www.buymyyacht.co.uk) has five main pages.
1 Therapy
2 How can we help
3 FAQs4
4 Our team (with three subpages)
5 Contact us
When viewed from the manager or another browser only 1 and 5 show but after clicking on 5 the full menu is shown.
All pages (resources) are published, using the same template and non are hidden. Can any one see where I have gone wrong?
Thanks Mike
MODX Rev 2.2.8 pl traditional. Wayfinder 2.3.3.
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I doubt this has anything to do with it, but you should validate the pages
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.buymyyacht.co.uk%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0
Please copy and paste your Wayfinder snippet call here.
Sottwell,
Validator has reported errors in my template and my attempts to correct them has lead to more errors. I will spend some time on this and pick up the conversation tomorrow. Enclosed the snippet call below - thanks for the input. Mike
[[!Wayfinder?
&startId=`0`
&outerTpl=`WayfinderOuter`
&innerTpl=`WayfinderInner`
&parentRowTpl=`WayfinderParentRow`
&rowTpl=`WayfinderRow`
&cssTpl=`WayfinderCss`
&outerClass=`menu`
]]
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So far so good. Now can you post the tpls? If you use the "code" tags (the < > button in the editor toolbar) the code is easier to read.
Hmm, so only first and last active are showing, should look there somewhere. What happens if you defien anothere page as last, just to find out is indeed first and last active are the cause?
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I would start without any tpls and then adding them back in one at a time.
What result do you get when you just call:
[[!Wayfinder? &startId=`0`]]
?
Lucy,
Just tried that (minimum call) and no navigation bar appeared.
Mike
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Nothing at all? Is there a UL in the source code? (When you view the source for the page what is there where the navigation should be?)