Are you guys using a separate plugin to get the navigation menu on the left in non-text mode?

If so, is it Blaine's glmenu? If it's just a config option somewhere I'm not seeing it?

Mark, didn't you create a new glMenu plugin or something - I seem to remember reading that somewhere.

- Marco

Are you guys using a separate plugin to get the navigation menu on the left in non-text mode?

Not sure what you mean by "non-text mode", but the navigation menu block in the top left is created entirely with Menu Builder. We are not using Blaine's glmenu on glFusion.org.

Thx!

Eric

We have this really cool feature in glFusion called Menu Builder. You can use it to edit the top navigation menu, and create the left block menu we have here. After upgrading, the 'block' menu should already exist in the menu definitions, you can create a PHP block (using the Block editor in glFusion) and call the PHP function of phpblock_getMenu(block) to display it.

Let me know if this gets you a little closer.

Thanks!
Mark

Sweet - all I had to do was create the php block - it's ALL good!

Thanks guys!

- Marco

Ok, one little problem:

The block works when I'm logged in, but if I log out it doesn't display a login option...

any ideas?

- Marco

I don't believe the default menu we shipped had the Login link. Go into Menu Builder, edit the menu items for the 'block' menu and add it. I would create it as a URL, pointing it to %site_url%/users.php. Set the Visible to Non-Logged In users only.

Thanks!
Mark

Woot! :-)

Functional!

:-)

- Marco

Just spent a couple of hours trying to figure out why Blaine's glmenu(3.1) could not render the usermenu as a drop or sub menu in glFusion 1.1.6.pl4.
There is markup in COM_userMenu.??
That ul that wraps the usermenu should be in a template!!

-s

I don't disagree that the markup should be in a template. But, the COM_userMenu function is identical to the Geeklog version. We haven't touch that function. So, I'm guessing there is another reason why glmenu isn't working with glFusion. If it were the COM_userMenu function, I would suspect that glmenu wouldn't work with Geeklog either?

Thanks!
Mark

Nope, its working fine with gl1.6.

glfusion lib-common.php
line 2489:
$retval .= '<ul>';
and 2555:
$retval .= '</ul>';

Not present in geeklog's lib-common.php.

-s

My apologies, you are correct. I performed the diff on one of my migration test sites that I thought had Geeklog loaded, but it had already been migrated. We'll get this fixed up for the next minor release.

Thanks!
Mark