Hi Bjorn,
I've never seen that done in a second level menu though. There are numerous
examples of splitting up a menu using two completely different TMENU objects
(for example splitting a menu into two columns) but this is a submenu, and
must appear nested in the middle of the first level TMENU object.
It seems to me like maybe a CASE cObject would be neat here but I can't see
what I would 'key' off, because I need to detect presence or absence of the
image (or the abstract) field, not a specific value -- and then vary the
behaviour of the TMENU stdWrap.cObject accordingly. I can't see how to do
that.
If I override stdWrap.cObject I can create two different objects with
different tests (stdWrap.cObject.10.if.isTrue.field = abstract,
stdWrap.cObject.20.if.isFalse.field = abstract) but then I can only
approximate grouping with something like
alternativeSortingField=abstract,sorting ASC ... that seems ugly, and
doesn't allow for the markup I want to produce.
If I use 'allStdWrap.if.isTrue.field = abstract' or something within the NO,
then great, I can isolate all of the abstract/image containing menu items
and format them how I want. But then how to get the rest of the menu items
and output them afterwards? (I think somehow this may be the answer)
Paul
"Björn Pedersen" wrote in message
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Am 26.04.2011 23:16, schrieb Sergey Alexandrov:
This will not sort pages out as Paul wanted tho
Why not? Just use a condition to first only output pages with image and
in a second menu pages without.
Björn
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