package WebGUI::Macro::ULFlexMenu;
# By Dan Collis Puro, dpuro@mindspring.com
# This is just like a FlexMenu, the only difference is that it uses
# embedded
lists to recreate the hierarchy. The
# great thing about this is that these lists will take care of
# indenting for you and are VERY browser agnostic. A perfect
# fit for a FlexMenu.
#Sample CSS entries:
# ul.verticalMenu{
# padding-left: 15px;
# margin-left: 0px;
# width: 100px;
# }
# This added to your style defs will create an indented list 100px wide
# with 15px indentation at each level.
use strict;
use WebGUI::Macro;
use WebGUI::Privilege;
use WebGUI::Session;
use WebGUI::URL;
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
sub process {
my ($temp, @param);
@param = WebGUI::Macro::getParams($_[0]);
$temp = '';
return $temp;
}
#-------------------------------------------------------------------
sub _reversePageTree {
my ($sth, @data, $output, $parentId);
($parentId) = WebGUI::SQL->quickArray("select parentId from page where pageId='$_[0]'");
$sth = WebGUI::SQL->read("select pageId,parentId,menuTitle,urlizedTitle,hideFromNavigation,newWindow from page where parentId=$_[0] order by sequenceNumber");
while (@data = $sth->array) {
if (!($data[4]) && WebGUI::Privilege::canViewPage($data[0])) {
$output .= '
';
if ($_[1] == $data[0] && $_[2] ne "") {
$output .= '';
}
}
}
$sth->finish;
if ($parentId > 0) {
$output = _reversePageTree($parentId,$_[0],$output);
}
return $output;
}
1;