on 12-22-2004 12:45 PM
Hi everybody,
I have a portal role that contain the few worksets and the few pages in a "tree" structure.
How could I show this "tree" structure in an portal application ?
Thanks for any feedback
Regards.
Altafin
Hi Altafin,
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Regards,
Roman.
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Hi Altafin,
Just define your role as entry point:
Open role for edit and set entry point property 'true' , so it will be the root and you can see all the tree in the navigation tree.
Regards,
Roman.
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Hi Altafin,
I'm not sure about your destination and the concrete problems on the way to it - do you want to know how to present a tree? Or how to access the PCD structure? Or...? Please be a bit more specific...
Best regards
Detlev
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Hello Detlev,
Firstly, thanks for your fast feedback. I'll try to be more specific.
Similar with the Navigation Tree from PDK docs, I want to show a role with it's all "nodes" and "subnodes"(worksests and pages).
In the Navigation Tree, from the user environment I obtain the root and started from it, I build the all it's subnodes. In Navigation Tree example the root is "absolute root" and subnodes are portal standard roles(System Administration, Content Management, Java Development etc).
Similar with the above example, I want that the root to be a role's folder. From this folder's root, I wish to get the it's worksets and pages, in a tree structure.
Best Regards.
Altafin
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