6 Mar
2017
6 Mar
'17
11:30 a.m.
Hi,
On 03/06/2017 11:11 AM, Vincent Massol wrote:
Hi guys,
Thank you! Don't know why I missed this.
I now have a Panel "MyNavigation" with panel type "view" and category
"navigation". The content part is a copy of the original navigation
panel. So, I guess I can start from here and play around with the
solutions Marius suggested, right!? There is one difference between the
original navigation panel and mine: In my panel there is an extra menue
entry "Panels" with "MyNavigation" as a child. In the original
navigation panel there is no "Panels" entry in the navigation menue. Can
you explain why this is so?
Best,
Willi
On 6 Mar 2017, at 10:48, Richter, Tobias
<richter(a)borsi.de> wrote:
Hi Vincent,
thanks a lot for your answer - indeed I`ve tried to find out how to create an own
navpanel -
but after a lot trial and error the menu-content wasn`t "drag-and-droppable"
(sry for the bad English) anymore. After a lot more trial and error I found out, that the
drag-and-drop behavior of
this panel and the Navigation-heading belongs to this function:
#panelheader($services.localization.render('xe.panels.navigation'))
#panelheader means in CSS/HTML --> ID
But the "services.localization.render"- function with the
'xe.panels.navigation' -String(?) is unfortunately too deep in the xwiki-backend
for me. It would be nice if you could
Send a link, where this syntax and the meaning of the function is explained in the
documentation. I know that often "2-lazy-2google" questions are asked - but that
would be
The step I want to learn next for getting deeper in the backend - for being able to
customize xwiki more for our company.
To create a panel is very simple:
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Panels+Application
The $services.localization.render('xe.panels.navigation’) part is just an API call to
get a translation key for internationalisation. If you create your own panel btw, you’ll
get some default content.
You can use:
#panelheader(“My Panel")
…
Thanks
-Vincent
Cheers,
Toby.
That’s nice.
One recommendation though: you probably should
create your own panel instead of reusing an existing one since when you next upgrade you
may get some conflict if there are also changes in the officially-provided >Navigation
Panel. Not a big issue though, you’ll just need to choose your version over the default
one if you’re asked to choose. Also I case you need the original Nav panel it might be
best to keep it as is.
Thanks
-Vincent
Cheers,
Toby