I have been using CMSMS for a while now and I am using it for some clients. I like it because it makes a good seperation between content and layout.
One thing I have been struggling with is the Menu manager. I understand the structure. But let's say I want a menu that displays all subpages in a certain main page.
For example I have the following tree:
Home
Products
-- Group 1
---- Subgroup 1
---- Subgroup 2
-- Group 2
-- Group 3
Contact
Links
So I want a menu that displays only the groups under products: Group 1, Group 2, Group 3
I need to display that menu in every template I want. So I will have to place something like:
{menu start_page="products" start_level="2"}
The problem is that the menu shows me the parent group 'Products' and also the subgroups. But I only want to see level 2 items. I guess I have to change something in the template.
Can anyone give a hint?
Regards,
Jan
Menu manager and levels [SOLVED]
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jackgittes
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Menu manager and levels [SOLVED]
Last edited by jackgittes on Sat Jan 23, 2010 8:12 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Menu manager and levels
Try adding:
number_of_levels="1"
to your {menu}
number_of_levels="1"
to your {menu}
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Re: Menu manager and levels
I solved it. I am not using menu manager for displaying the product groups but the cataloger:
Works like a charm!
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{cms_module module='Cataloger' action='all' sub_template='hoofdgroepen-main' alias='producten' recurse='categories_one'} Re: Menu manager and levels [SOLVED]
Well it helps if you let us know right off that you aren't using {menu}, hence more info = more help...
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Re: Menu manager and levels [SOLVED]
I was using the Menu Manager in my first post. But it couldn't do the trick. Cataloger solved it.

