List page contents at the top of the page

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1/12/2011 9:32:39 PM
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List page contents at the top of the page

Is there a way to list the different modules that are on a page at the top of the page, preferably hyperlinked? I am looking for something like a table of contents at the top of the page.

I have done something like that by using a single HTML content module and using anchor tags and hyperlinks, but that requires a lot of manual maintenance.

So, for example, a page might have 5 HTML content modules. What I would like to enable at the top of the page is a list of the titles of all 5 content modules that hyperlink to the actual content. This might have the same style as the child pages menu.

Any ideas?

SA.

1/12/2011 10:14:54 PM
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Re: List page contents at the top of the page

Hi,

I have done this in the past with a bit of jQuery. This basically grabs each h2 element with a moduletitle class and then lists those elements in an unordered list above your content. 

<style type="text/css">
#toc .ModuleEditLink{visibility: hidden; display: none;}</style>
<script type="text/javascript">
        $(document).ready(function() {
            var items = "<ul>";
            $("h2.moduletitle").each(function(i) {
                var current = $(this);
                current.attr("id", "title" + i);

                items += "<li><a id='link" + i + "' href='#title" + i + "' title='" + current.attr("tagName") + "'>" + current.html() + "</a></li>";
            });
            items += "</ul>";
            $("#toc").append(items);
        });
</script><p id="toc">
    On this page:</p>

Hope this helps,
Joe D.

1/14/2011 9:28:41 AM
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Re: List page contents at the top of the page

I finally remembered where I got this from. I adapted the code a bit to render a list but the concept rightfully belongs to Janko Jovanovic. http://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com/post/2009/08/20/Table-of-contents-using-jQuery.aspx

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