Hello,

I use: CMS Made Simple 1.10.3.

I would like to attach/add the images of pages to the corresponding menu items.

1.
I added the following line to a Menu Manager template:
<img src="uploads/images/{$content_obj->GetPropertyValue 'image'}" />
wich results in showing the image of the active menu item to all menu items. I kind of can imagine why.

2.
When I add this line:
<img src="uploads/images/{$node->menutext}.png" />
it does function.

Question:
Is there a way to modify the first option, so that it functions as desired?

Thanks in advance,
Murk

The Help in menu manager has this...

$node->image -- This field contains the value of the image page property (if non empty), unless the loadprops-parameter is set to NOT load the properties.

This image comes from the Options tab when editing a page, I use it for this menu...

http://dequenesh.org/ the little images of people, house, envelope, etc...

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Thanks a lot Dr.CSS for your quick response,

I did try before with $node->image, but the Loadprops-parameter was the problem. It was set to 0.

You solved my problem.

Best regards, Murk

I am having this same issue, but I can't find where to change the "Loadprops-parameter" - could you tell me where this setting is?
All my Menu Manager templates are read-only.

Nevermind... I got this... my question now is how to insert the $node->image into my cssmenu template? I have already moved it to the database so I can edit right on CMSMS, but on which line or where should I add this so the images show?

Thank you

Hello Fearmydesign,

You should add the line in a Menu Manager template, somewhere at the bottom. Compare this with a ‘standard’ template:

{if ($node->type != 'sectionheader' and $node->type != 'separator') or $node->parent == true or $node->current == true }
{if $node->target}target="{$node->target}" {/if}
href="{$node->url}">

<span class="imageThumb"><img src="{$node->image}" alt="{$node->menutext}" /></span>