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11/28/2011 2:41:36 AM

Pegasus

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Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Good Morning everyone,

I've found a new problem, wich I can't resolve.

In the layout.master, I've a sitemenu with a startingnodeoffset of 1. This is neecded because I've using several site trees for each language. In the blog element and the site administratior, the menu is not shown. I Think it's because of the starting node.

How can I realize, that the menu is shown in this elements too?

The Site tree looks like this:

German
-   Page 1
--     Subpage 1.1
--     Blog-Control
-   Page 2
--     Subpage 2.1
--     Subpage 2.2
-   Page n
--     Subpage n.1
--     Subpage n.2
English
-   Page 1
--     Subpage 1.1
--     Blog-Control
-   Page 2
--     Subpage 2.1
--     Subpage 2.2
-   Page n
--    Subpage n.1
--    Subpage n.2

Using MojoPortal 2.3.7 on IIS 7.5 with SQL Server

Thanks for help!

11/28/2011 4:05:20 AM

SpikeMelbost

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

It may be worth double checking you get the same problem using a different browser. I have been seeing problems in IE that I don't see in Chrome - one of which is the system menu (ie log in etc) not displaying on some pages.

11/28/2011 4:37:59 AM

Pegasus

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Hello SpikeMelbost,

the problem is in each browser. IE 8 and higher, FF 3 an higher, and so on. The system and administration menu is okay, but the SiteMenu inserted in the layout.master ist not ther in blog.

11/28/2011 7:19:56 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Hi,

Try adding this in your user.config file:

if you want the menu in the blog edit page also add this:

then touch Web.config to make it reload settings.

If you want to make the different language sections appear as different sites you might also be interested in the article Visual Partitioning

Hope that helps,

Joe

11/29/2011 1:27:01 AM

Pegasus

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Good morning Joe,

I've made the changes you explained, but the menu sitemenu still isn't there. The DIV class "AspNet-Menu-Horizontal" is in the Sourcecode, but empty:

<div class="AspNet-Menu-Horizontal" id="ctl00_SiteMenu1_ctl00">

</div>

12/1/2011 2:47:27 AM

Pegasus

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Good morning,

is there another feature blocking the PageMenu? I've inserted the lines

<add key="Blog:EditPostSuppressPageMenu" value="false"/>
<add key="Blog:BlogViewSuppressPageMenu" value="false"/>

in the user.config, but the menu isn't showing. This is the code in the layout.master:

<portal:SiteMenu ID="SiteMenu1" runat="server" UseTreeView="false" UseArtisteer="true"
HideMenuOnSiteMap="false" Direction="Horizontal" StartingNodeOffset="1"></portal:SiteMenu>

I need this menu here. Thanks for help!

12/1/2011 6:22:38 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Hi,

I'm not sure if this is related but the UseArtisteer setting is deprecated and not used in any of the Artisteer skins we ship anymore. I would remove that and configure it by theme.skin file like this:

<portal:mojoMenu runat="server" SkinID="SiteMenu"
   RenderContainerCssClass="true"
   ContainerCssClass="art-nav-outer"
   RenderImages="false"
   UseMenuTooltipForCustomCss="true"
   RenderCustomClassOnLi="true"
   RenderCustomClassOnAnchor="false"
   RenderLiSelectedCss="false"
   RenderAnchorSelectedCss="true"
   UlCssClass="art-hmenu"
   LiCssClassWithChildren=""
   LiCssClassWithoutChildren=""
   LiSelectedCssClassWithChildren=""
   LiSelectedCssClassWithoutChildren=""
   LiChildSelectedCssClass=""
   LiParentSelectedCssClass=""
   AnchorCssClass=""
   AnchorSelectedCssClassWithChildren="active"
   AnchorSelectedCssClassWithoutChildren="active"
   AnchorChildSelectedCssClass=""
   AnchorParentSelectedCssClass=""
   InnerSpanMode="Artisteer"

/>

But I suspect it is the starting node offset causing the problem. Does the menu appear if you remove that? It isn't quite clear to me why you are using that.

Hope that helps,

Joe

12/2/2011 1:40:00 AM

Pegasus

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Good Morning Joe,

yes, the problem is the starting node offset. If I remove that, there is no menu. The Blog overview shows the Menu Items of the subpages, in an entry there is no menu.

Edit: there is NO menu, not NOW menu ;)

12/2/2011 4:08:20 AM

Pegasus

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Re: Startingnodeoffset Problem in Blog and Administratíon

Hi there!

I've seen now, that the menu is also hidden by paging in the blog module.

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