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Blacktide
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I am using GL (1.3.10rc2) and I am using the static page plugin. When I create a new static page and add it to the Menu, it shows up twice.
My menu looks like this: | Contribute | Web Resources | Past Polls | Calendar | Advanced Search | Site Statistics | Album List | Bookmarks | Album List | Bookmarks
Can anyone help me out here?
My menu looks like this: | Contribute | Web Resources | Past Polls | Calendar | Advanced Search | Site Statistics | Album List | Bookmarks | Album List | Bookmarks
Can anyone help me out here?
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tubbs
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the same happened for me after an update - a couple of plugins were imported to menu once again?
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Dirk
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This is because of the new configurable menu entries in Geeklog 1.3.10.
$_CONF['menu_elements'] lists the entries that should be used for the {menu_elements} in the theme's header.thtml. One of the default entries is 'plugins' which will then list the menu entries provided by plugins.
If you're using a theme that has {plg_menu_elements} in its header.thtml, then you'll get the plugin entries twice.
Solution: Remove either the 'plugins' entry from $_CONF['menu_elements'] or the {plg_menu_elements} entry from header.thtml.
bye, Dirk
$_CONF['menu_elements'] lists the entries that should be used for the {menu_elements} in the theme's header.thtml. One of the default entries is 'plugins' which will then list the menu entries provided by plugins.
If you're using a theme that has {plg_menu_elements} in its header.thtml, then you'll get the plugin entries twice.
Solution: Remove either the 'plugins' entry from $_CONF['menu_elements'] or the {plg_menu_elements} entry from header.thtml.
bye, Dirk
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Blacktide
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Dirk,
Thanks for your answer. That was exactly the cast that I had, but I deceided so to edit the header.thtml like this:
<tr><td align="center" valign="middle" class="header-navigation"><a href="http:blah.com/blah">blah</a>; <a href="http:blah.com/blah">blah</a></td></tr>
</table>
and come up with my own menu items.
If there are other ways other than what you have mentioned or what I have done I would like to know. I am pretty new to geeklog and I am really just using it for a personnel website and I have gallery integrated into it.
Thanks again
BT
Thanks for your answer. That was exactly the cast that I had, but I deceided so to edit the header.thtml like this:
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<table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="header-navigation-container"><tr><td align="center" valign="middle" class="header-navigation"><a href="http:blah.com/blah">blah</a>; <a href="http:blah.com/blah">blah</a></td></tr>
</table>
and come up with my own menu items.
If there are other ways other than what you have mentioned or what I have done I would like to know. I am pretty new to geeklog and I am really just using it for a personnel website and I have gallery integrated into it.
Thanks again
BT
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Dirk
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You don't have to use {menu_elemens} - hard-coding the links in header.thtml is fine if you prefer that.
The benefit of the {menu_elements} variable is that it would automatically change the language for the built-in links when someone changes the language file.
bye, Dirk
The benefit of the {menu_elements} variable is that it would automatically change the language for the built-in links when someone changes the language file.
bye, Dirk
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