2 Unrelated links highlighted in Auto Nav
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I have the following links on my Auto Nav,
1. Home
2. About
3. Products
4. Custom
5. News
6. Customer Service
7. Contact
The problem is after I click on "Customer Service", both "Custom" and "Customer Service" links are highlighted in the Auto Nav when I'm at "Customer Service" page.
I don't have the problem when I'm at the "Custom" page after clicking on "Custom" in Auto Nav.
Both pages aren't related at all.
Bascially, the problem only occurs when "Customer Service" page is selected.
I can't find much info on this error in the forum.
Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!
1. Home
2. About
3. Products
4. Custom
5. News
6. Customer Service
7. Contact
The problem is after I click on "Customer Service", both "Custom" and "Customer Service" links are highlighted in the Auto Nav when I'm at "Customer Service" page.
I don't have the problem when I'm at the "Custom" page after clicking on "Custom" in Auto Nav.
Both pages aren't related at all.
Bascially, the problem only occurs when "Customer Service" page is selected.
I can't find much info on this error in the forum.
Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!
whats your website?
please try upgrading to 5.4.1.1, this is a known problem with 5.4.1, not sure if it was fixed with 5.4.1.1
I'm already on 5.4.1.1. Any other possible solution I could try? Thanks!
[quote]whats your website? [/quote]
I've attached a screen cap for your reference.
I've attached a screen cap for your reference.
try this as a temporary work around,
download concrete5.4.0.5 navigate to /concrete/blocks,
upload the the autonav folder to /blocks on your site (not /concrete/blocks)
download concrete5.4.0.5 navigate to /concrete/blocks,
upload the the autonav folder to /blocks on your site (not /concrete/blocks)
I uploaded the folder but the problem still persist. Is there another workaround that I can try?
Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your help!
Are you sure that both pages lead to different urls? You can try to hover the link and look at the url in the status bar of your browser to compare if both urls are the same.
It may have happend that you copied or moved a page and that both pages now have a second alternative url that is the same..
http://i.imgur.com/kUc5q.png
It may have happend that you copied or moved a page and that both pages now have a second alternative url that is the same..
http://i.imgur.com/kUc5q.png
The urls for both links are different.
clear your cache after you uploaded it
Did that but it didn't resolve the issue.
I ran into this issue today and I got it to work correctly by changing the canonical links to be more different from each other. Just thought I would let you know.
I ran into the same issue, although you probably moved on, I'll post here what I did to get it working.
The problem lies in the following line in the template:
the strpos command gives a positive result even when only a part of a string is the same.
Change it to either this:
or to this for ignoring the string comparison:
I went with the first solution as I'm not sure if removing the string comparison would break navigation in a different situation later in the development.
edit:
It seems I went too fast with my answer, once you implement sub-navigation, the string comparison trick stops working...
Unfortunately I can't spend more time with this issue, so I'll have to make the canonical links more different from each other. If somebody manages to make similarly named links work, I would gladly appreciate the help though!
The problem lies in the following line in the template:
if ($ni->isActive($c) || strpos($c->getCollectionPath(), $_c->getCollectionPath()) === 0)
the strpos command gives a positive result even when only a part of a string is the same.
Change it to either this:
if ($ni->isActive($c) || ($c->getCollectionPath() === $_c->getCollectionPath())) {
or to this for ignoring the string comparison:
if ($ni->isActive($c)) {
I went with the first solution as I'm not sure if removing the string comparison would break navigation in a different situation later in the development.
edit:
It seems I went too fast with my answer, once you implement sub-navigation, the string comparison trick stops working...
Unfortunately I can't spend more time with this issue, so I'll have to make the canonical links more different from each other. If somebody manages to make similarly named links work, I would gladly appreciate the help though!
