The Navigation Asset can also be used to generate XML output by creating a template and setting the MIME Type appropriately. This could be useful for building -a Google sitemap of your site.
+a Google sitemap of your site or RSS feeds. |, lastUpdated => 1140139614, @@ -552,23 +552,6 @@ given page inside of the page_loop lastUpdated => 1163720438, }, - '1094' => { - message => q|Navigation, Manage|, - lastUpdated => 1078208044 - }, - - '1095' => { - message => q|The general idea behind the navigation system is that instead of hardwiring all the various choices you might make into the code, the system manages a 'library' of these styles, just the way it does with Snippets, Images, Templates, Page Styles, and other types of reusable information. You can create a new 'Navigation menu style', give it a name, and then use it anywhere on your site that you like.
-The navigation system consists of two parts:
-To create a new menu for your site, place a ^Navigation(myMenu); macro into a style. An "edit myMenu" link will be displayed if "myMenu" is not defined.
-Note: In this example "myMenu" is used, but you can pick any name, as long as it is unique.
|, - lastUpdated => 1101774239 - }, - 'mimeType' => { message => q|MIME Type|, lastUpdated => 1140129010, @@ -580,6 +563,74 @@ given page inside of the page_loop lastUpdated => 1140129008, }, + 'navigation asset template variables title' => { + message => q|Navigation Asset Template Variables|, + lastUpdated => 1164841146 + }, + + 'navigation asset template variables body' => { + message => q|Every asset provides a set of variables to most of its +templates based on the internal asset properties. Some of these variables may +be useful, others may not.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201 + }, + + 'templateId' => { + message => q|The ID of the template used to display this Navigation|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201 + }, + + 'mimeType variable' => { + message => q|The MIME type of the page containing the Navigation.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201 + }, + + 'assetsToInclude' => { + message => q|An newline separated string containg the kids of assets to include in the Navigation, by relationship. Ancestors, the asset itself, siblings, descendents and/or pedigree.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201 + }, + + 'startType' => { + message => q|A string that describes how the Navigation will be told to start finding Assets to display, "specificUrl", "relateiveToCurrentUrl", "relativeToRoot"|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + context => q|Note to translators, the strings in quotes should not be translated.| + }, + + 'startPoint' => { + message => q|Depending on startType, this is specifies at which page the Navigation will begin listing Assets.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'ancestorEndPoint' => { + message => q|Depending on the startType, how many levels up to begin listing Assets in the Navigation.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'descendantEndPoint' => { + message => q|Depending on the startType, how many levels down to go before stopping the list of Assets for the Navigation.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'showSystemPages' => { + message => q|Whether or not the Navigation has been configured to display system pages, like the Trash.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'showHiddenPages' => { + message => q|Whether or not the Navigation has been configured to display Assets that are set to be hidden from Navigations.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'showUnprivilegedPages' => { + message => q|Whether or not the Navigation has been configured to display Assets that the current user is not allowed to see.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + + 'reversePageLoop' => { + message => q|Whether or not the Navigation has been configured to display Assets depth first, instead of top to bottom.|, + lastUpdated => 1164841201, + }, + }; 1;