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Feature #37234

HMENU: sectionIndex.useColPos allows configuration of the value for colPos

Added by Stefan Galinski about 3 years ago. Updated over 2 years ago.

Status:

Closed

Start date:

2012-05-16

Priority:

Should have

Due date:

Assigned To:

Chris topher

% Done:

100%

Category:

Target version:

6.0

Description

In HMENUs sectionIndex.where can be used to customize the sectionIndex' where clause used for the generation of the section menus.

By default the where clause contains "colPos=0". The value "0" can now be manipulated. stdWrap is available. See #21142 for details.

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Associated revisions

Revision a96e8f7f
Added by Chris topher almost 3 years ago

[TASK] HMENU: sectionIndex.useColPos allows configuration of the value
for colPos

Add documentation for sectionIndex.useColPos, which allows to configure
the colPos, which should be used for creating the section index.

Change-Id: I0653cdca231d571cb167568e67066407ee8c1e04
Resolves: #37234

History

#1 Updated by Stefan Galinski almost 3 years ago

The patch changed a little bit. Instead of an own part of the "where" clause, you can just change the colPos for security reasons now.

This changeset implements the sectionIndex setting
"useColPos" that can be used to change the colPos
query filter. A negative value drops the filter
completely. Only integers are allowed as values
and stdWrap is possible.

Example:
tt_content.menu.20.3.1.sectionIndex.useColPos = -1

#2 Updated by Chris topher almost 3 years ago

Target version set to 6.0

#3 Updated by Chris topher almost 3 years ago

Subject changed from HMENU - sectionIndex.where to HMENU: sectionIndex.useColPos allows configuration of the value for colPos

#4 Updated by Chris topher almost 3 years ago

Here is the diff.

Section "[menuObj].sectionIndex" (running text, no table)

New setting: .sectionIndex.useColPos = [integer /stdWrap]

Data type: integer /stdWrap

Description: The colPos to use in the where clause of the query. Possible values are integers.

Any positive integer and 0 will lead to a where clause containing "colPos=x" with x being the aforementioned integer. A negative value drops the filter "colPos=x" completely.

Example:
tt_content.menu.20.3.1.sectionIndex.useColPos = -1

Default: 0 (leading to "colPos=0")

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Introductory sentence ("(with colPos=0!)") needs according update.