Posted by rpadua on November 23, 2009 at 6:33am
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| Project: | JQuery menu |
| Version: | 6.x-2.3 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | rpadua |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
Hi,
I'm newbie to JQuery, everything is working fine but I'd like to set the default tree to collapsed, how can i do that?
Thanks
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#1
if you look in the jquery menu folder, you will find the jquerymeny.module file. Change lines 207 and 208 to closed.
#2
Thanks!! it works like a charm!
Although, is it possible to close an opened branch when you open a new one instead of keeping all opened?
Best xx
#3
The Module is excellent. I'm using it in one of my sites and I needed it to open only if the page was in the active trail.
The result is a very intuitive navigation. I'm using 6.x-3.0 and think the change would be a good adition to the core module.
Here is the Code (Starting in line 219 from jquerymenu.module):
// If the menu item is expanded or in the active trail and if has children add the "open" class.
if (!empty($item['link']['expanded']) || ((in_array($item['link']['href'], $url_array) || ($_GET['q'] == $item['link']['href'])) && !empty($item['link']['has_children']) && !empty($nextlevel))) {
if(in_array($item['link']['href'], $url_array)){
$classes[] = 'open';
$state = 'open';
}
else{
$classes[] = 'closed';
$state = 'closed';
}
}
elseif (!empty($item['below']) && !empty($nextlevel)) {
$classes[] = 'open';
$state = 'open';
}
I hope you find it interesting.
Regards,
Matías
#4
I tried the code you provided, but it expands everything in the tree below the top level branch once you go to one of its branches. Is there a way to leave the non-active branches collapsed?
#5
Hacking the module isn't the nicest solution. Can't this setting be provided to the settings page?
Hm, checking the file I just noticed that line 209 reads
$state = 'closed';. But my top menu item that links to the frontpage is always expanded..#6
I just noticed that my problem is caused because the front page is always in active trail. But why? Here it is said that
<front>is selected, when active trail is empty: http://drupal.org/node/801270#7
Not using this module, so no longer need this open.