Tuesday 06 September 2005 9:58:31 pm
Hi there, once again I have searched till my fingers are numb with no luck for the answer to a simple problem. I need to allow users to navigate through certain areas of a website with the use of "<Previous | Next>" style navigation as an alternative to the navigation. Scenario: - My directory structure looks something like this...
Root Node
|
|--About Us
| |--Mission Statement
| |--Company History
| |--Services
| |--ETC.
| |--ETC.
|
|--|Products
| |--Pages
ETC, ETC.
In the About Us section I'd simply like to add the alternative navigation at the bottom of each page...
|------header------|
|------Nav bar-----|
|------content-----|
| |
| <alt nav> |
|------------------|
|------footer------|
When you view the the first page there should not be a previous link, last page no next link. I have found some info regarding the /templates/navigator/simple.tpl template and I have tried to use it as it seems to be just what I need but for the life of me I have no idea how to make it work.
I have tried suggestion from this post http://ez.no/community/forum/setup_design/how_to_get_next_previous_and_numbered_page_links But I'm not really sure how the offsets and such work, and the only thing I have had working is the previous button but it links to the root node no matter what page I'm on. Can anyone point me to any better examples of how this can be done?
Pardon me while I burst into flames...
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