This should be the last fix for awhile. I made a correction to the navtadmin.js.php file. It uses the same wp-config.php include method used by navtajx.php. My thanks to Audi for the comment
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I’m getting this after upgrading to v1.0.30:
Fatal error: Undefined class name ‘navt_fe’ in /hsphere/local/home/morso226/morsom.no/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-navigation-list-plugin-navt/navt.php on line 91
I don’t understand why… line 90 contains the statement that includes that class.
It works again now. I had to make the wordpress-navigation-list-plugin-navt directory 777 again to have your plugin make wp-root.php again. I did this with 1.0.29 too, but I guess the auto-upgrade to 1.0.30 removed the file.
Anyway. Works perfect now.
Hey there!
Just a quick question to see if what I’m trying to do will be possible with NAVT or if I’ll have to keep looking/roll my own solution.
I’m trying to create a two tier menu structure for a wordpress-based website where I have one horizontal menu on top of the website with all top level pages and a secondary menu running vertically to the left of the content. When you click on a top level page in the top-of-page horizontal menu, the second level pages under that page should be loaded into the left-hand vertical menu.
So would this be possible with NAVT? (Don’t worry about explaining me how to–I can dig in and figure it out myself, I just want to see if I’m barking up the wrong tree completely here)
I went back to 1.026 to see if I could get NavT to work like it used to but no-go
By uninstalling, I erased my menu set up and now it is gone. Here is my real problem though…
I’d like to create a new navigation group and start over again but I cannot move assets around. Whether I use 1.026 or 1.030 I cannot move any assets into a navigation group. They appear Under pages, categories, etc… But I cannot move them into a group.
Any help you could offer would be great…
hm, well i got problems with navt. especially with the homepage and activepage story. the front_page doesnt get the active_page class, and i dont know what to do now -.-
could anyone help me?
mail: hinotama [at] wolke 7 . net
thx
Tim - Have you added an additional plugin lately? Do you use Firefox? There are plugins that add Javascript code to every backend page. By doing so, other plugins will cause NAVT to stop working. Try deactivating all of the plugins except NAVT and give it a try – if it works then start reactivating plugins until it stops… *that* will tell you who the real problem is.
Firefox with the FireBug addon will help you debug the page by providing you with any Javascript errors encountered on the page.
Jaysn - It’s difficult to help you if you don’t provide a link to what you are talking about. If you didn’t have problems before 1.0.30, you shouldn’t have problems now unless you didn’t realize you had them. None of the code pertaining to the application of the current_page class has changed in the last 3 releases of the plugin.
@ Daniel: I’m kind of working on exactly this problem at the moment too… and havn’t figured out a good way so far. I’d like to use NAVT, because my client (who doesn’t know much about wordpress, and computers at all
likes this easy-to-use way of organizing menus.
Im looking for a way to display only one level (or only the sublevels) of a NAVT-menu, but the navt_getlist() function cant do that.
If you want to work with all the current_item classes in CSS and want to put categories in your menus it’ll get a bit tricky, because you cant just create one mainmenu and each submenu seperately to get all this stuff to work.
If you know a good way, let me know…
it would be great to have the navt_getlist()-function with arguments for menu-levels, like child_of or depth in wp_list_pages (but using the NAVT-hierarchy of the menu
@ Jaysn: Thats my workaround for the current_page-Problem on the front page:
replace home-page with the name of your front-page…
I know this isn’t beautiful, but it works and didn’t take much time.
This article might be helpful.
Great plugin!
I wanted to give permission for the blog authors to edit the navt. Can you help me?
Thanks.
Roberto – Have you tried using the Role Manager plugin?
hi, I have installed v1.0.31 on to my 2.7.1 installation. And I have no other plugins activated yet cannot find the plugin link in tools / settings eny where. the plug in is activated and is the only one activated.
Any help / Advice would be great
This is 1 of the best plugins I’ve seen! It works preety well and has a great interface. With it, we can add to WordPress those bunch of menus that Joomla always has.
I liked the way you create default classes and let us set classes and ids as we need, I don’t see anything else that could be done for styling customization.
There are 2 things I see that could be added:
1) possibility of creating lists wituout inserting s, just the s
2) add a category to the list and it is replaced with all posts on that category, so that we don’t need to add each post manually
But I don’t need those features for now, I just feel they can be useful.
tnx!!
I can’t seem to find the “manage” tab that is noted in the install instructions. Where can I find it or what did I do wrong. The plugin is installed in its own directory in the plugin directory and this is activated in the plug in screen. Any help is good help@!!!!
Simon, it is on the Tools tab on the Admin Panel.
Hello again, I’m back to request a feature and report an incompatibility.
After further tests, I found the need to add posts to menus, and only then I noticed NAVT only supports pages. Could you add this feature please, so that it becomes even more complete?
Well, lacking post support, I went on searching for a plugin that could add posts permalink based on their ID, and I found RB Internal Links: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/rb-internal-links/other_notes/
But it didn’t work. It works elsewhere, but when I use it inside a NAVT item, the shortcode is not converted into the link. I think NAVT doesn’t send shortcodes to be converted by WordPress core, it seems NAVT prints the shortcode as is on the HTML.
Is there a way to bypass this incompatibility and make it support shortcodes? Supporting posts is more important, it it would solve my needs, but in the future we may need any other kind of shortcode, and its support would be nice
PS: I just made another test and NAVT also doesn’t support PHP code inside code blocks
To add a post to a menu simply use the “User defined URI” item and place the post’s hyperlink in the URI box.
NAVT doesn’t translate shortcodes nor does it allow PHP or any other programming language to be added to a codeblock. This isn’t an incompatibility – it is by design.