Hey guys,
I’ve been using the navigation tag extension for a while now ( http://
svn.artofmission.com/svn/plugins/radiant/extensions/
navigation_tags/ ) but upon trying to use it on a new, 0.6.4 gem
install w/ SQLite3, the <r:if_self> tag just doesn’t want to seem to
work.
<r:find url=“/projects/current-urban/kensington”>
<r:children:each order=“desc”>
<li<r:if_self>class=“selected”</r:if_self>><r:link />
</r:children:each>
</r:find>
In this scenario, I get the list of children, but not a one ever gets
the class=“selected” appended to it.
Nobody would happen to know if I am either doing something wrong, OR,
another way to achieve what I need it to do here?
Thanks in advance,
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Travis B.
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Travis B. wrote:
BTW–it seems as though the <r:nav /> tag works fine, just not the
<r:if_self>. For now I changed my design to accommodate, so all is
well. Just an FYI.
Travis – I’m not using that extension but it sounds like the same issue
I had here: Tag.globals.actual_page returning null - Radiant CMS - Ruby-Forum
Yup, sounds exactly what was happening to me.
Any idea if there is a tag I can use now?
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Travis B.
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Travis B. wrote:
Yup, sounds exactly what was happening to me.
Any idea if there is a tag I can use now?
The basic idea is to do a find-and-replace for all instances of
‘tag.globals.actual_page’ with ‘tag.globals.page’ in the extension’s
code.
BTW–it seems as though the <r:nav /> tag works fine, just not the
<r:if_self>. For now I changed my design to accommodate, so all is
well. Just an FYI.
Cheers guys,
–
Travis B.
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Hey David,
This worked with the <r:if_ancestor_or_self> tag but no matter what I
do, I can’t get it to work with the <r:if_self>. This is an extension
bug no doubt, but I thought I would atleast share my findings.
Thanks for the follow up,
–
Travis B.
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Hey Ryan,
Yup, that is the one I am using.
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Travis B.
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