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Module "menupage"

This Module will display the content of any wiki page as a menu in the left or right column. This type of menu is used as the upper left menu in dev.tikiwiki.org for example.

Usage

On the page Admin > Modules url: yoursite.com/tiki-admin_modules.php

• Assign a new module
• choose the module "menupage" from the drop down list.

Parameters

• for tikiwiki 1.9.x add the parameter page=NameOfWikiPage
• for tikiwiki 1.10.x and up add the parameter pagemenu=Name Of Wiki Page - don't use quotes.

The module will have the same title as the wiki page.

You can assign this "menupage" to the left or right column (See Module Admin page if needed, or you can include it within a wiki page, using the PluginModule.

Example

Imagine you have a page called ))SideMenu((, with this content:

(:arrow:) [tiki-index.php|Home Page]
(:arrow:) [tiki-lastchanges.php|Last changes]
(:arrow:) [tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=1|Forum Wiki-translation]

''[tiki-editpage.php?page=SideMenu|edit]''

The wiki page itself looks like this:

Then, you can assign the module menupage to a group of users, like in this example:

Example for Tiki 1.10. See text for Tiki 1.9.x

Note that you need to include, as an extra parameter, the name of the Wiki page to be used: i.e. "page=NameOfWikiPage" in Tiki 1.9.x, and "pagemenu=NameOfWikiPage" in Tiki 1.10.

The assigned module looks like this:

You can see this example live in http://www.wiki-translation.com

For more advanced menus, see "Menu" feature.

Related Pages

See these pages for information that applies for all modules

• Module - introduction and links to all module pages
• Module Admin - explains how to create, choose and place modules on a page or site.
• Module Parameters - description of module parameters that are available to all modules
• User modules - explains how (if the feature is active) users can choose and place their modules
• Mods Type Modules - links to modules that are installed as components
• Menu