Re: [web2py] layout with submenu

2011-06-06 Thread Richard Vézina 
I am not sure to understand what you need, but you can nest you stuff like
this :

response.menu = [
 [T('root1').capitalize(),
 False,
 '',
 [
 [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 [
 [T('level2-1').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 []],
 ]],
 [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 []],
 [T('level1-3').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 []],

 ]],


 [T('root2').capitalize(),
 False,
 '',
 [
 [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 []],
 [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
 False,
 URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
 []],
 ]],
]

Take care of proper indentation and open and closing your bracket correctly.

Richard

On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 7:13 AM, Manuele Pesenti
manuele.pese...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hi *,
 I realize that most of the layouts available for download do not support
 the submenu, in the sense that it's not managed so if defined it couses
 unwanted behavior... does anybody knows layouts that implements submenu
 managment?

 thanks

Manuele

Re: [web2py] layout with submenu

2011-06-06 Thread Manuele Pesenti 
thank you Richard but the problem is the css code that in most or quite 
all layouts does not defines proper classes to manage sub menu so if you 
use it you will obtain ugly effects... I'm not so skilled with css and I 
was looking for some layout that contains classes for submenu


Sorry if my quest was not so clear

cheers

Manuele

On 06/06/2011 16:51, Richard Vézina wrote:

I am not sure to understand what you need, but you can nest you stuff
like this :

 response.menu = [
  [T('root1').capitalize(),
  False,
'',
  [
  [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  [
  [T('level2-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  []],
  ]],
  [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  []],
  [T('level1-3').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  []],
  ]],

  [T('root2').capitalize(),
  False,
'',
  [
  [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  []],
  [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
'controller',
'function'),
  []],
  ]],
 ]

Take care of proper indentation and open and closing your bracket correctly.

Richard

On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 7:13 AM, Manuele Pesenti
manuele.pese...@gmail.com mailto:manuele.pese...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi *,
I realize that most of the layouts available for download do not
support the submenu, in the sense that it's not managed so if
defined it couses unwanted behavior... does anybody knows layouts
that implements submenu managment?

thanks

Manuele

Re: [web2py] layout with submenu

2011-06-06 Thread Richard Vézina 
Do you have a example (screenshot) of the glitch... I don't see any problem
in the welcome app?

Richard

On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 4:15 PM, Manuele Pesenti
manuele.pese...@gmail.comwrote:

 thank you Richard but the problem is the css code that in most or quite all
 layouts does not defines proper classes to manage sub menu so if you use it
 you will obtain ugly effects... I'm not so skilled with css and I was
 looking for some layout that contains classes for submenu

 Sorry if my quest was not so clear

 cheers

Manuele


 On 06/06/2011 16:51, Richard Vézina wrote:

 I am not sure to understand what you need, but you can nest you stuff
 like this :

 response.menu = [
  [T('root1').capitalize(),
  False,
 '',
  [
  [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  [
  [T('level2-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  []],
  ]],
  [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  []],
  [T('level1-3').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  []],
  ]],

  [T('root2').capitalize(),
  False,
 '',
  [
  [T('level1-1').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  []],
  [T('level1-2').capitalize(),
  False,
  URL(request.application,
 'controller',
 'function'),
  []],
  ]],
 ]

 Take care of proper indentation and open and closing your bracket
 correctly.

 Richard

 On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 7:13 AM, Manuele Pesenti
 manuele.pese...@gmail.com mailto:manuele.pese...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi *,
I realize that most of the layouts available for download do not
support the submenu, in the sense that it's not managed so if
defined it couses unwanted behavior... does anybody knows layouts
that implements submenu managment?

thanks

Manuele