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    Hi,

    I have searched all over but can’t find a solution to this problem, but it should be quite elementary.

    I would like to only display items within, for examples sub cat b’s - so all the pages from the three folders
    names sub cat b. Is this possible?


    cat a ----> sub cat a --> pages
    ----> sub cat b --> pages
    ----> sub cat c --> pages
    ----> sub cat d --> pages

    cat b ----> sub cat a --> pages
    ----> sub cat b --> pages
    ----> sub cat c --> pages
    ----> sub cat d --> pages

    cat b ----> sub cat a --> pages
    ----> sub cat b --> pages
    ----> sub cat c --> pages
    ----> sub cat d --> pages


    Result Menu Contains:

    sub cat b --> pages from all 3 "sub cat b’s"

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      Don’t think you can do it with Wayfinder, but Ditto can do this with filters, however ditto outputs a flat hierarchy (all in the same level).
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        Thats a shame - basically there are two menus - one for manufactures and one for platforms - I guess the client will have to enter the data twice.
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          Quote from: shaundiamonds at Aug 15, 2008, 06:33 AM

          Thats a shame - basically there are two menus - one for manufactures and one for platforms - I guess the client will have to enter the data twice.

          You could use a folder with "weblinks" instead of "documents" to link to the right pages and then use that folder to build the right menu.
            with regards,

            Ronald Lokers
            'Front-end developer' @ h2o Media

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            You could use a folder with "weblinks" instead of "documents" to link to the right pages
            That is a good idea.
              [font=Verdana]Shane Sponagle | [wiki] Snippet Call Anatomy | MODx Developer Blog | [nettuts] Working With a Content Management Framework: MODx

              Something is happening here, but you don't know what it is.
              Do you, Mr. Jones? - [bob dylan]