GMENU works as a object under the cObject "HMENU" and it creates graphical navigation, where each link is a separate gif-file
Property: | Data type: | Description: | Default: |
|---|---|---|---|
RO | Boolean | RollOver configuration enabled / disabled. If this is true, RO becomes a GIFBUILDER-object defining the layout of the menuitem when the mouse rolls over it | 0 |
expAll | Boolean | If this is true, the menu will always show the menu on the level underneath the menuitem. This corresponds to a situation where a user has clicked a menuitem and the menu folds out the next level. This can enable that to happen on all items as default. | |
collapse | Boolean | If set, "active" menuitems that has expanded the next level on the menu will now collapse that menu again. | |
accessKey | Boolean | If set access-keys are set on the menu-links | |
noBlur | Boolean | Normally graphical links are "blurred" if the browser is MSIE. Blurring removes the ugly box around a clicked link. If this property is set, the link is NOT blurred (browser-default) with "onFocus". | |
target | target | Target of the menulinks | self |
forceTypeValue | int | If set, the &type parameter of the link is forced to this value regardless of target. Overrides the global equivalent in 'config' if set. | |
stdWrap | ->stdWrap | Wraps the whole item using stdWrap Example: 2 = TMENU 2 { stdWrap.dataWrap = <ul class=”{register :parentProperty}”> | </ul> NO {... } } | |
wrap | wrap | Wraps only if there were items in the menu! | |
applyTotalH | objNumsList (offset) | This adds the total height of the previously generated menuitems to the offset of the GifBuilderObj's mentioned in this list. Example: This is useful it you want to create a menu with individual items but a common background image that extends to the whole area behind the menu. Then you should setup the background image in each GIFBUILDER-object and include the object-number in this list. Look at the implementation in static_template "styles.gmenu.bug" | |
applyTotalW | objNumsList (offset) | This adds the total width of the previously generated menuitems to the offset of the GifBuilderObj's mentioned in this list. | |
min | x,y (calcInt) | Forces the menu as a whole to these minimum dimensions | |
max | x,y (calcInt) | Forces the menu as a whole to these maximum dimensions | |
useLargestItemX | boolean | If set, then the width of all menuitems will be equal to the largest of them all. | |
useLargestItemY | boolean | If set, then the height of all menuitems will be equal to the largest of them all. | |
distributeX | int+ | If set, the total width of all the menuitems will be equal to this number of pixels by adding/subtracting an equal amount of pixels to each menu items width. Will overrule any setting for ".useLargestItemX" | |
distributeY | int+ | If set, the total height of all the menuitems will be equal to this number of pixels by adding/subtracting an equal amount of pixels to each menu items height. Will overrule any setting for ".useLargestItemY" | |
removeObjectsOfDummy | objNumsList | If the menu is forced to a certain minimum dimension, this is a list of objects in the gifbuilder-object that is removed for this last item. This is important to do if the menuitems has elements that should only be applied if the item is actually a menuitem!! | |
disableAltText | boolean | If set, the alt-parameter of the images are not set. You can do it manually by “imgParams” (see below) | |
IProcFunc | function-name | The internal array “I” is passed to this function and expected returned as well. Subsequent to this function call the menu item is compiled by implode()'ing the array $I[parts] in the passed array. Thus you may modify this if you need to. See example on the testsite and in media/scripts/example_itemArrayProcFunc.php | |
[Common Item States, see above] + rollover version for all, except SPC | ->GIFBUILDER + Additional properties! See table below | This is the GIFBUILDER-options for each category of menuitem that can be generated. NOTE: For the GMENU series you can also define the RollOver configuration for the item states. This means that you define the GIFBUILDER object for the 'Active' state by ACT and the RollOver GIFBUILDER object for the 'Active' state by ACTRO. This pattern goes for ALL the states except the SPC state. SPECIAL: The ->OptionSplit function is run on the whole GIFBUILDER-configuration before the items are generated. |
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These properties are additionally available for the GMENU item states although the main object is declared to be GIFBUILDER.
It is evident that it is an unclean solution to introduce these properties on the same level as the GIFBUILDER object in a single situation like this. However this is how it irreversibly is and has been for a long time.
Property: | Data type: | Description: | Default: |
|---|---|---|---|
noLink | boolean | If set, the item is NOT linked! | |
imgParams | params | Parameters for the <img>-tag | |
altTarget | string | Alternative target which overrides the target defined for the GMENU | |
altImgResource | imgResouce | Defines an alternative image to use. If an image returns here, it will override any GIFBUILDER configuration. | |
ATagParams | string | Additional parameters | |
ATagTitle | string /stdWrap | which defines the title attribute of the a-tag. (See TMENUITEM also) | |
additionalParams | string /stdWrap | Define parameters that are added to the end of the URL. This must be code ready to insert after the last parameter. For details, see typolink->additionalParams | |
wrap | wrap | Wrap of the menu item | |
allWrap | wrap /stdWrap | Wraps the whole item | |
subst_elementUid | boolean | If set, "{elementUid}" is substituted with the item uid. | |
allStdWrap | ->stdWrap | stdWrap of the whole item |
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