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Z W	Sunday 14 March 2010 12:10:45 am Hi Is there an article/tutorial that shows how EZ Publish could help to produce content tree structure navigation drop down menu on the left column like we see on the admin interface where the content tree drop down menu after clicking the + sign is shown. I need to create web pages where each web page belongs to a user. Each user would have a different content tree drop down menu. Any help is appreciated on how to accomplish that ?
Bertrand Dunogier	Sunday 14 March 2010 4:08:43 am I haven't really seen an article explaining exactly that process, but here are a couple suggestions you could use: The ezcTree component could you an interesting middle layer: http://www.ezcomponents.org/docs/tutorials/Tree. Specifically check out the visualization part at the end YUI has a treeview library (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/treeview/) that could be used for the frontend part, along with ezjscore (http://share.ez.no/articles/ez-publish/ezjscore-ez-publish-javascript-and-ajax-framework). Now if you can come up with an extension that could be re-used, it would be an awesome contribution ;) Bertrand Dunogier eZ Systems Engineering, Lyon http://twitter.com/bdunogier http://gplus.to/BertrandDunogier
Z W	Monday 15 March 2010 12:54:34 pm Bertrand Thanks for responding. I'm still very new to ezp and am evaluating if ezp has huge learning curve for me to implement my project. I'm new to php, ajax, unfortunately and there's no one at my office who could help me with this. Would tree menu help in solving my problem above. I saw that in http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_x/reference/template_operators/miscellaneous/treemenu ? I saw your links and "http://www.ezcomponents.org/docs/tutorials/Tree. Specifically check out the visualization part at the end" and its a horizontal drop down menu. I'm looking for tree view drop down menu like what the admin content structure on the left column looks like.

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Sunday 14 March 2010 12:10:45 am

Is there an article/tutorial that shows how EZ Publish could help to produce content tree structure navigation drop down menu on the left column like we see on the admin interface where the content tree drop down menu after clicking the + sign is shown.

I need to create web pages where each web page belongs to a user. Each user would have a different content tree drop down menu.

Any help is appreciated on how to accomplish that ?

Bertrand Dunogier

Sunday 14 March 2010 4:08:43 am

I haven't really seen an article explaining exactly that process, but here are a couple suggestions you could use:

The ezcTree component could you an interesting middle layer: http://www.ezcomponents.org/docs/tutorials/Tree. Specifically check out the visualization part at the end
YUI has a treeview library (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/treeview/) that could be used for the frontend part, along with ezjscore (http://share.ez.no/articles/ez-publish/ezjscore-ez-publish-javascript-and-ajax-framework).

Now if you can come up with an extension that could be re-used, it would be an awesome contribution ;)

Bertrand Dunogier
eZ Systems Engineering, Lyon
http://twitter.com/bdunogier
http://gplus.to/BertrandDunogier

Z W

Monday 15 March 2010 12:54:34 pm

Bertrand

Thanks for responding.

I'm still very new to ezp and am evaluating if ezp has huge learning curve for me to implement my project.

I'm new to php, ajax, unfortunately and there's no one at my office who could help me with this.

Would tree menu help in solving my problem above. I saw that in

http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_x/reference/template_operators/miscellaneous/treemenu ?

I saw your links and "http://www.ezcomponents.org/docs/tutorials/Tree. Specifically check out the visualization part at the end" and its a horizontal drop down menu. I'm looking for tree view drop down menu like what the admin content structure on the left column looks like.