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Is there any parameter to change custom icon from a link?

Thanks,

how to keep the parent item of a clicked subitem expanded.

Can you provide more information about this behavior?

Hi.

Nice extension I have to say. Congrats.

What I want to know is how to keep the parent item of a clicked subitem expanded.

Any idea?

Extension support module check, so you can use

'active' => 'user/module/index'

And everything will be fine

for thoes who had a problem when adding this extension, you may edit the "EMenu.php" by adding

<?php

on the top.

Fatal error: Class 'EMenu' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\yii\framework\web\CWidgetFactory.php on line 147

Is there a way you could make it so active = any of the URLs that are in the top and sub menus? That way your sub menu items could be anything and not stuck to the one controller if you want it to be active.

I kinda get what your saying but I'm still not understanding completly.

I couldn't get your method to work at all. This module uses so many different controllers and I don't know a way to get it to work for say /user/profilefield or /user/profilefield/create.

What would I put in the active class for this to register? If I put user in the active class it will expand if you go to mydomain.com/user/user however, not on anything other than that.

here is what I'm using.

array(
      'name' => 'Users',
      'link' => array('/user/user'), //it won't be active with just /user/ or user/index
      'icon' => 'user',
      'active' => 'user',
      'sub' => array(
          array(
          'name' => 'List Users',
          'link' => array('/user/user'),//Only link that will register as active
                  'icon' => 'th-list',
          ),
           array(
          'name' => 'Add User',
          'link' => array('/user/admin/create'),//dosen't register as active
                  'icon' => 'plus-sign',
          ),
          array(
          'name' => 'Edit Users',
          'link' => array('/user/admin'),//dosen't register as active
                  'icon' => 'pencil',
          ),
              array(
          'name' => 'List User Fields',
          'link' => array('/user/profilefield'),//dosen't register as active
                  'icon' => 'list-alt',
          ),
              array(
          'name' => 'Edit User Profile Fields',
          'link' => array('/user/profileField/admin'),//dosen't register as active
                  'icon' => 'plus-sign',
          ),
                array(
          'name' => 'Add User Profile Field',
          'link' => array('/user/profileField/create'),//dosen't register as active
                  'icon' => 'edit',
          ),
      )
      ),

To skworden at 2013/01/11 12:45pm (#11409) As I know yii-user is extension. I Also use own user extension in my app, so I write :

/user/module/index

where - user: extesion name - module: controller name - index: action name

Hello,

How would you modify the menu to open up when hovered instead of clicked ?

Thanks, Jonathan

Edit: just isn't working with yii-user

Active doesn't work if it's a module's controller.

i.e. I'm using user module so the url is mydomain/user. I put user in the active class like this:

array(
      'name' => 'Users',
      'link' => array('/user'),
      'icon' => 'user',
      'active' => 'user',
      'sub' => array(
              .......

and it doesn't register it as being active when on mydomain/user.

I don't know if there is a better way to do this but this is what i did to have 2nd level icons.

in emenu.php:

After

if( $level == 1 ){
    ...content
}

Add

if( $level == 2 ){
    $icon_class = isset($item['icon']) ? $item['icon'] : 'none';
    $icon_class = 'menu_icon ' . 'icon-' . $icon_class;
    $icon   = CHtml::tag('span', array('class'=> $icon_class), '');
    $toggleOptions = array(
        'class' => $toggleclass
    );
    $toggleContent = $icon . $content;
    $content  = $toggleContent;
}

You can call it just like you do on level one with 'icon'=>'icon',.

array(
      'name' => 'Assets',
      'link' => array('/assets/index'),
      'icon' => 'barcode',
      'active' => 'assets',
      'sub' => array(
          array(
          'name' => 'List Assets',
          'link' => array('/assets/index'),
          'icon' => 'th-list',
          ),
      )
      ),

You gave me idea, I'll think about it on weekend

Seems well behaved.

Have you done any integration with mysql db? I think it would be easy to format the structure, just curious if you had done so and had any advice or suggestions on what to do/avoid.

Thanks!