WB 2.11.0

<?php

/**

 *

 * @category        module

 * @package         show_menu2

 * @author          WebsiteBaker Project

 * @copyright       2004-2009, Ryan Djurovich

 * @copyright       2009-2011, Website Baker Org. e.V.

 * @link            http://www.websitebaker2.org/

 * @license         http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

 * @platform        WebsiteBaker 2.7.0 | 2.8.x

 * @requirements    PHP 5.2.2 and higher

 * @version         $Id$

 * @filesource        $HeadURL$

 * @lastmodified    $Date$

 *

 */

/*

    This file provides backward compatibility between show_menu2 and the

    old functions show_menu() and menu(). Note that it is highly recommended

    for you to update your templates to use show_menu2 directly.

 */

/* ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

   show_menu

 From: http://forum.websitebaker.org/index.php/topic,2251.msg13978.html#msg13978

 * By calling it multiple times, you can have one menu just

 * showing the root level, one for the sub-pages, and so on

 * The order of the arguments has been changed compared

 * to the page_menu() function, so read carefully the list

 * of arguments!

 * To just display the standard menu, use

 * <?php show_menu(); ?> within your template's html code.

 * You don't normally need anymore than the first four arguments.

 * Usual calls would be (inside php code!)

 * show_menu(1,0,-1,false); - displays the complete page tree

 * show_menu(1,1,1); - show only first sub level

 * show_menu(1,1,-1); -    show an expanding/collapsing menu tree starting at level 1

 * Have fun experimenting!

 *

 * Full list of arguments:

 * 1. $menu_number:   With activitated "multiple menu" feature

 *                  you can choose which menu will be displayed

 *                  default: 1

 * 2. $start_level: The depth level of the root of the displayed

 *               menu tree. Defaults to '0', which is the top level.

 *                  '1' will show all pages starting from the first sub level.

 * 3. $recurse:     Gives the maximum number of levels to be displayed. Default

 *                  is '-1' which means 'all'.

 * 4. $collapse:    Specifies, whether the menu tree shall be

 *               expandable/collapsible (if set to 'true')

 *               or complete (all pages being displayed) if set to 'false'

 * 5. $item_template: Gives the possibility to specify the html code that is

 *                  displayed before displaying sub-pages

 * 6. $item_footer: The html code to appear after sub-pages were displayed.

 * 7. $menu_header: The html code to appear before the entire menu code and each

 *               sub tree.

 * 8. $menu_footer: The html code to appear after the entire menu code and each

 *               sub tree.

 * 9. $default_class: The (CSS) class of every menu item except the currently viewed page

 * 10. $current_class: The class of the currently viewed page

 * 11. $parent:    (used internally) The page_id of the menu's root node, defaults is '0' (root level)

 */

// Must include code to stop this file being access directly

if(defined('WB_PATH') == false) { die("Cannot access this file directly"); }

class SM2_ShowMenuFormatter

{

    var $output;

    var $itemTemplate;

    var $itemFooter;

    var $menuHeader;

    var $menuFooter;

    var $defaultClass;

    var $currentClass;

    function output($aString) {

        if ($this->flags & SM2_BUFFER) {

            $this->output .= $aString;

        }

        else {

            echo $aString;

        }

    }

    function initialize() { $this->output = ''; }

    function startList($aPage, $aUrl) {

        echo $this->menuHeader;

    }

    function startItem($aPage, $aUrl, $aCurrSib, $aSibCount) {

        // determine the class string to use

        $thisClass = $this->defaultClass;

        if ($aPage['page_id'] == PAGE_ID) {

            $thisClass = $this->currentClass;

        }

        // format and display this item

        $item = str_replace(

                array(

                    '[a]','[/a]','[menu_title]','[page_title]','[url]',

                    '[target]','[class]'

                    ),

                array(

                    "<a href='$aUrl' target='".$aPage['target']."'>", '</a>',

                    $aPage['menu_title'], $aPage['page_title'], $aUrl,

                    $aPage['target'], $thisClass

                    ),

                $this->itemTemplate);

        echo $item;

    }

    function finishItem() {

        echo $this->itemFooter;

    }

    function finishList() {

        echo $this->menuFooter;

    }

    function finalize() { }

    function getOutput() {

        return $this->output;

    }

}

function show_menu(

    $aMenu          = 1,

    $aStartLevel    = 0,

    $aRecurse       = -1,

    $aCollapse      = true,

    $aItemTemplate  = '<li><span[class]>[a][menu_title][/a]</span>',

    $aItemFooter    = '</li>',

    $aMenuHeader    = '<ul>',

    $aMenuFooter    = '</ul>',

    $aDefaultClass  = ' class="menu_default"',

    $aCurrentClass  = ' class="menu_current"',

    $aParent        = 0

    )

{

    static $formatter;

    if (!isset($formatter)) {

        $formatter = new SM2_ShowMenuFormatter;

    }

    $formatter->itemTemplate  = $aItemTemplate;

    $formatter->itemFooter    = $aItemFooter;

    $formatter->menuHeader    = $aMenuHeader;

    $formatter->menuFooter    = $aMenuFooter;

    $formatter->defaultClass  = $aDefaultClass;

    $formatter->currentClass  = $aCurrentClass;

    $start = SM2_ROOT + $aStartLevel;

    if ($aParent != 0) {

        $start = $aParent;

    }

    $maxLevel = 0;

    if ($aRecurse == 0) {

        return;

    }

    if ($aRecurse < 0) {

        $maxLevel = SM2_ALL;

    }

    else {

        $maxLevel = SM2_START + $aRecurse - 1;

    }

    $flags = $aCollapse ? SM2_TRIM : SM2_ALL;

    // special case for default case

    if ($aStartLevel == 0 && $aRecurse == -1 && $aCollapse) {

        $maxLevel = SM2_CURR + 1;

    }

    show_menu2($aMenu, $start, $maxLevel, $flags, $formatter);

}

function page_menu(

    $aParent = 0,

    $menu_number = 1,

    $item_template = '<li[class]>[a][menu_title][/a]</li>',

    $menu_header = '<ul>',

    $menu_footer = '</ul>',

    $default_class = ' class="menu_default"',

    $current_class = ' class="menu_current"',

    $recurse = LEVEL    // page['level']

    )

{

    show_menu($menu_number, 0, $recurse+2, true, $item_template, '',

        $menu_header, $menu_footer, $default_class, $current_class, $aParent);

}

?>