Hi Joe, (and anyone else who may be reading)
I am currently converting a site from DotNetNuke to MojoPortal and have run into a bit of a snag!
The site I'm trying to convert is this one http://www.schoolfeesadvice.org , on the left hand side you can see 2 menus, the first 5 links
Why Plan School Fees
How SFIA Work
School Fee Solutions
Why Choose SFIA
Your Assurance
Are static links and wont ever need to be edited by the admin team so i have created those as a html module and have made it global which is straight forward enough to implement on each page. (after reading some help on this forum ;-) - I will be looking to add these 5 links into the Master.Layout further along the line, so any new pages created also contain the links )
under those links you will see
Our Clients
About Us
Our Service
Independent Education
Key Facts
In DotNetNuke, this was created in a module which could then be used on multiple pages but it also allowed users to create pages and have them appear in the menu with the style already sorted without the need for any coding ability what so ever.
In MojoPortal I have been creating the pages using the New Page button and setting the pages to have Home as the parent. This was working great until I navigated to the News page, which didn't have any of the pages listed at all.
my page structure is currently like this
Root
-Home
--Our Clients
---Who We Help
----Parents
----Grandparents
---Facts and Figures
---Case Studies
--About Us
---Managing Directors
---Advisers
---Customer Service
-News
-FAQs
-Contact Us
Is there a way for me to use the pages I have already created and have them being displayed on all pages regardless of where they live in the site hierarchy?
I did hunt around the forum for a while to see if I could find someone who has had the same issue, but the closest I found was this link. http://www.mojoportal.com/Forums/Thread.aspx?pageid=5&t=12106~1
But unfortunately it didn’t have any replies.
The work around for this I have thought so far would be to create another HTML module and set it to global, the problem this creates though is the people who will be administering the site don’t have the knowledge to be able to work with it after its in place.
I was hoping for a setting somewhere called “SetTreeViewOnAllPages”
Any help would be massively appreciated
All the best
Stuart
p.s
My colleague and I are loving Mojo, especially the forum support which is provided by yourself and other MojoPros, its already helped me through several issues ;-)