Is it possible to do something like this for the static menu component?

{% component 'staticMenu' code='menu-item-code' %}

I'd like to set the menu identifier from code so that editors can include a menu on a page and select which menu they want to show through a snippet. If I understand correctly, the code used to identify the menu is the filename without the .htm extension. I would expect it to work as shown but it doesn't.

In your Plugin.php file add the code below. If you need something more advanced you can write a component to extend the StaticMenu component.

public function registerPageSnippets()
    {
        return [
            '\RainLab\Pages\Components\StaticMenu' => 'staticMenu',
        ];
    }

Try this

{% set links = staticMenu.resetMenu('menu-item-code') %}

Thanks daftspunk, works like a charm.

daftspunk said:

Try this

{% set links = staticMenu.resetMenu('menu-item-code') %}

dont work for me :( ....

Hey, i've the same issue and i've make it different, i need to use the staticMenu component 3 times in the footer but with the same design, so, i've load 3 times the component with different menu:

[staticMenu staticMenuBottom]
code = "shop-departements"

[staticMenu staticMenuAccount]
code = "mon-compte"

[staticMenu staticMenuBottom]
code = "shop-departements"

[staticMenu staticMenuAbout]
code = "a-propos"

and run in my html like that:

 <div class="widget widget-links widget-light pb-2 mb-4">
              {% partial 'staticMenuBottom/default' menuName=staticMenuBottom.menuName items=staticMenuBottom.menuItems %}    
            </div>
          </div>
          <div class="col-md-4 col-sm-6">
            <div class="widget widget-links widget-light pb-2 mb-4">
              {% partial 'staticMenuBottom/default' menuName=staticMenuAccount.menuName items=staticMenuAccount.menuItems %}   
            </div>
            <div class="widget widget-links widget-light pb-2 mb-4">
              {% partial 'staticMenuBottom/default' menuName=staticMenuAbout.menuName items=staticMenuAbout.menuItems %}   
            </div>

It's works fine, thanks to neilcarpenter for the help !

Last updated 6 years ago

It's works fine, thanks to neilcarpenter for the help !

You're welcome :)

Last updated 6 years ago