These properties are in common for TMENU, GMENU and IMGMENU series. That means they are not used by for instance the JSMENU.
Property: | Data type: | Description: | Default: |
|---|---|---|---|
NO | Boolean / (config) | The default “Normal” state rendering of Item. This is required for all menus. If you specify properties for the “NO” property you do not have to set it “1”. Otherwise with no properties setting “NO=1” will render the menu anyways (for TMENU this may make sense). The simplest menu TYPO3 can generate is then: page.20 = HMENU page.20.1 = TMENU page.20.1.NO = 1 That will be pure <a> tags wrapped around page titles. | 1 |
IFSUB IFSUBRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for menu items which has subpages | 0 |
ACT ACTRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for menu items which are found in the rootLine | 0 |
ACTIFSUB ACTIFSUBRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for menu items which are found in the rootLine and has subpages | 0 |
CUR CURRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for a menu item if the item is the current page. | 0 |
CURIFSUB CURIFSUBRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for a menu item if the item is the current page and has subpages. | 0 |
USR USRRO | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for menu items which are access restricted pages that a user has access to. | 0 |
SPC | Boolean / (config) | Enable/Configuration for 'Spacer' pages. Spacers are pages of the doktype "Spacer". These are not viewable pages but "placeholders" which can be used to divide menuitems. Note: Rollovers doesn't work with spacers, if you use GMENU! | 0 |
USERDEF1 USERDEF1RO | Boolean / (config) | Userdefined, see .itemArrayProcFunc for details on how to use this. You can set the ITEM_STATE values USERDEF1 and USERDEF2 (+...RO) from a script/userfunction processing the menu item array. See HMENU/special=userdefined or the property .itemArrayProcFunc of the menu objects. | |
USERDEF2 USERDEF2RO | Boolean / (config) | (See above) |
[tsref:(cObject).HMENU.(mObj_itemStates)]
Order of priority: USERDEF2, USERDEF1, SPC, USR, CURIFSUB, CUR, ACTIFSUB, ACT, IFSUB
All *RO states requires the default “RO” configuration to be set up.
