changing get_navigation

[Carlos]

Anyway...

1. Create a text file named mynavigation.php and paste this (a slightly modified version of GS's get_navigation) into it:

PHP Code:

<?php

// register plugin
$thisfile = basename(__FILE__, ".php");
register_plugin(
    $thisfile,
    'My Navigation','0.1','...','#','...'
);

function get_my_navigation($currentpage) {
    $menu = '';
    global $pagesArray;
    $pagesSorted = subval_sort($pagesArray,'menuOrder');
    if (count($pagesSorted) != 0) { 
        foreach ($pagesSorted as $page) {
            $sel = ''; $classes = '';
            $url_nav = $page['url'];
            if ($page['menuStatus'] == 'Y') { 
                if ("$currentpage" == "$url_nav") { $classes = "current active ". $page['parent'] ." ". $url_nav; } else { $classes = trim($page['parent'] ." ". $url_nav); }
                if ($page['menu'] == '') { $page['menu'] = $page['title']; }
                if ($page['title'] == '') { $page['title'] = $page['menu']; }
                $menu .= '<div class="'. $classes .'"><a href="'. find_url($page['url'],$page['parent']) . '" title="'. encode_quotes(cl($page['title'])) .'">'.strip_decode($page['menu']).'</a></div>'."\n";
            }
        }
        
    }
    echo exec_filter('menuitems',$menu);
}
// end of file 


2. Upload the file to your plugins folder. Activate it.

3. Edit your template and replace:

Code:

<ul>
<?php get_navigation(return_page_slug()); ?>
</code>
[/php]

by:

[code]
<?php get_my_navigation(return_page_slug()); ?>

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I'm not sure if I understood well. It reders div tags instead of li's. If it's not what you want, it's easy to customize.