[Zope] Tree navigation

[Jens Vagelpohl]

hey michel,

in regards to the tree navigation my setup is really simple. the documents
in the tree are simply

<standard_html_header>
<document content goes here>
<standard_html_footer>

where the <tree> tag block itself is in the <standard_html_header>. so both
document content and tree are in one DTML document, just a simple table
setup. it's the very same layout used in the ZBook tutorial on creating a
simple setup with a tree.

in my case, since there is just one "chapter" (one book icon) it would be
sufficient if i could just make that book appear open and revealing the few
pages in it.

Jens



> -----Original Message-----
> From: michel@localhost.localdomain
> Subject: Re: [Zope] Tree navigation
>
>
> Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
> >
> > hi everyone,
> >
> > this morning a list member had a question about how to synchronize a
> > tree with a page being opened, i am trying to do the very same. it is
> > not a problem to create a link to the specific document within the
> > tree, but how can i make sure the tree that displays the navigational
> > choices (it's in the standard_html_header of the document i am
> > displaying) is in synch with the page i am linking to, meaning the
> > book is "open"?
> >
>
> DO you mean you want a tree in one HTML frame, that is acurately mapped
> to the state of a document in another HTML frame?  Or do you want both
> the tree and the document in one and the same frame?  The second is
> probably fairly straightforward, the first would require some javascript
> tricks.
>
> > something else. in regards to michel's Question, i think it might be
> > really hard to adequately describe zope in one
> > sentence..........................   :)
> >
>
> That's why I asked. ;)
>
> -Michel
>
> > Jens Vagelpohl