Show expanded "subsection"

[Tata]

There is a commend mentioned in Installation Manual to CMSimple saying

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#CMSimple $output.=rf($pth['file']['content']);#

to show the entire content on one page. Is there (I am sure it is) similar trick to show expanded only a part of the content?
I mean some replacement for the particular submenu. So that when openning e.g. H1 page a visitor can see

HEADING OF SECTION 1
Subcontent 1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetuer tortor Vestibulum ut id dictum. Habitasse nec adipiscing semper semper ut eros Pellentesque Integer Suspendisse convallis. Vitae Donec.

Subcontent 2
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetuer tortor Vestibulum ut id dictum. Habitasse nec adipiscing semper semper ut eros Pellentesque Integer Suspendisse convallis. Vitae Donec.

Subcontent 3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetuer tortor Vestibulum ut id dictum. Habitasse nec adipiscing semper semper ut eros Pellentesque Integer Suspendisse convallis. Vitae Donec.

Instead of

HEADING OF SECTION 1
Submenu
Subcontent 1
Subcontent 2
Subcontent 3

[mvwd]

..i don't know if you call it "simple", but this should do the job:

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#CMSimple function ism($ml=4){ global $s, $l, $c; $r=''; $is=$s+1; for($i=$l[$is]; $i<=$ml; $i++) { if($l[$is]>$l[$s]) { $r.=$c[$is++]; } else { break; } } return $r; } $output.=ism(4);#

The: "ism(4);" tells the script how deep the menu-level will be expanded. (Here: alle submenu's until level 4 will be expanded).

EDIT: Or take a look at this thread: Embed or Include Submenu Pages

mvwd.

[Tata]

Thank you very much. It works really perfectly. Now I can set the "ism" to whatever nuber of subpages I expect to create in the future.
However, I have e.g. some "predefined" hiddne subpages and these are shown eventhough they have the #cmsimple hide#. But this is the minimal problem.
Thank you again.

[mvwd]

...bugfixed and with check for hidden pages:

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#CMSimple function ism($ml=4,$hd=TRUE){ global $s, $l, $c, $cl; $r=''; $is=$s+1; for($i=$l[$is]; $i<=$cl; $i++) { if($l[$is]>$l[$s]) { $r.=($l[$is]>$ml OR ($hd AND hide($is)))?'':$c[$is]; $is++; } else { break; } } return $r; } $output.=ism(3);#

$output.=ism(3); for expanding all subpages except the hidden ones.
$output.=ism(3,FALSE); for expanding all subpages including the hidden ones.

mvwd.

[Tata]

...bugfixed and with check for hidden pages:

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[/quote]
Thank you again for this fix. But I solved it inserting [b]#cmsimple remove#[/b] for all "pre-prepared" pages, so they are not shown unles they are actualized and the [b]#cmsimple remove#[/b] is removed.

[Tata]

Everything works at 99,99% excellently. But there is this 0.01% that I can't find the way to get it working.
I have a section of H4 pages with the above suggested code. On these H4 pages I use the thumb("hs") plugin function. On all H4 pages the zooming works perfectly. On the parent H3 page (where all H4 subpages are shown) the function does not works. Is this OK? Or is there mossing something in this code? I tried to add the function on the H3 page in various ways. Nothing had helped.
Should somebody like to see it "in action", have look at http://kastelan.spisskepodhradie.sk (EN and DE versions do not have the same functionality - only the SK version is fully featured).

[mvwd]

...the problem is, that this little script can not run cmsimple-scripting for the subpages. So plugins or changes via cmsimple-scripting won't be available in the included subpages.
If you want cmsimple-scripting run on the subpages, the little code will blow up unto ~20 lines of code.
Do you really need it?

mvwd.

[Tata]

Well, if this should mean any significant slow-down, then probably it wouldn't the best. But I assume to use this scripting for a katalogue-like page. This shall offer an overview of the section with the zoom-effect for each included subpage. So I probably would try this at least and will see, what does it make with the speed, accessibility etc. The whole website has (will include) about 10 H3-sections each with about 20 H4 subpages. They shall appear while openning the H3 page. So the scripting shall be used about 10-times.
How about to include it into the function.php as a standard function and call it from there?

[mvwd]

Try this:

CMSimple-Scripting in content:

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#CMSimple $output.=ism();#

Standard-values: show submenu until level 4 and without hidden pages.
Otherwise use: $output.=ism('submenulevel','hide_hidden_Pages');
-> where:

• 'submenulevel' = 0-x (Levels in Menu to catch, standard = 4)
• 'hide_hidden_Pages' = TRUE or FALSE (TRUE= hide hidden pages, FALSE = show also hidden pages).

New functions in funtions.php:

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function ism($ml=4,$hd=TRUE) {
   global $s, $l, $c, $cl;
   $r = '';
   $is = $s+1;
   for($i=$l[$is]; $i<=$cl; $i++) {
      if($l[$is]>$l[$s]) {
         if($l[$is]<=$ml AND !($hd AND hide($is))) {
        	ecmscript($is);
         	$r .= $c[$is];
         }
         $is++;
      }
      else {
         break;
      }
   }
   return $r;
}

function ecmscript($is) {
   global $cf, $c, $s, $output, $hjs;
   $os = $s; $s = $is;
   $op = $output; $output = $c[$is];
   $oh = $hjs; $hjs = '';
   $x = preg_replace("/^.*".$cf['scripting']['regexp'].".*$/is", "\\1", $c[$is]);
   if($x!=$c[$is]) {
   	eval(preg_replace(array("'&(quot|#34);'i", "'&(amp|#38);'i", "'&(apos|#39);'i", "'&(lt|#60);'i", "'&(gt|#62);'i", "'&(nbsp|#160);'i"), array("\"", "&", "'", "<", ">", " "), $x));
   	$c[$is] = $output;
   }
   $s = $os;
   $output = $op;
   $hjs = $oh.(strpos($oh,$hjs)?'':$hjs);
   return TRUE;
}

EDIT: Code updated, parameter-description more detailed.
2'nd EDIT: Code updated. Now checks $hjs for preventing from multiple linking to .css and .js

mvwd.

[cmb]

Hello Community,

a real gem The function ism() is quite useful under certain circumstances. But ecmscript() is great! Unfortunately this seems to have been completely forgotten, albeight it's so useful to be able to use CMSimple scripting in newsboxes() and a lot of plugins.

So the weel was reinvented in CMSimple_XH 1.5 by introducing evaluate_scripting(), which has the same purpose and additionally evaluates plugin calls. So I suggest using the following slight modification of ism() for CMSimple_XH 1.5 and above:

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function ism($ml=4,$hd=TRUE) {
   global $s, $l, $c, $cl;
   $r = '';
   $is = $s+1;
   for($i=$l[$is]; $i<=$cl; $i++) {
      if($l[$is]>$l[$s]) {
         if($l[$is]<=$ml AND !($hd AND hide($is))) {
            $r .= evaluate_scripting($c[$is]);
         }
         $is++;
      }
      else {
         break;
      }
   }
   return $r;
} 

Now checks $hjs for preventing from multiple linking to .css and .js

This is not done by evaluate_scripting(). It's nice to do it automatically; however, one can't catch all cases. So IMO it's better, if all plugins/extensions cater for being called multiple times, what's cleaner anyway.

if this should mean any significant slow-down

I don't expect a significant slow-down by additionally evaluating the scripts on the subpages, unless there are many subpages with many expensive scripts.

Christoph