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New Post 3/13/2008 8:55 AM
User is offline Jan Alwin
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New pages on top  

Hallo,

if you create a new page it is added as last item in the menu.  Is it possible to change this so that the new page will be the first item in the menu?

We want to put reports from meetings in a menu. And we wan't to have the report of the last meeting to be the first item in the 'meeting reports menu'.

We can ofcourse change the order in the admin>page menu.  But we would have to do it every time we add a report.  And only administrators can uses this menu.

I can't find any setting in DotNetNuke.

We are using version 4.6.2 and are using the NAV menu.

Regards,

 

Jan Alwin de Jong

 

 

 

 

 
New Post 3/13/2008 12:35 PM
User is offline Timo Breumelhof
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Re: New pages on top  

No, currently not, or you will have to change the code or create a skinobject for that.


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New Post 3/13/2008 2:49 PM
User is offline Dwayne Baldwin
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Re: New pages on top  

1) How often are your meetings?

2) How many meetings will be in this menu?

When did we lose the TabOrder field in PageSettings?

Depending on the questions above, I would just manually make every TabOrder negative and the pages will display in the proper order. The code could be modifed but it would affect every new page (unless you just modify new pages under the specific parent.)

As for doing this without admin privledges, you would have to change the code.

 


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New Post 3/14/2008 3:01 AM
User is offline Jan Alwin
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Re: New pages on top  

There will be  a meeting every week.   And we have a number of deparments who wan't to add there meeting reports every week.

We want the departments to add there own reports. And we don't wan't to give them admin rights.

We want to display all the meetings for a year in one menu. So max 52. 

Do you mean making the taborder negative in the database or can this be done in the IU of DNN. (I can't find anything)

If I changed the sortorder in the stored procedure getTabs form ASC to DESC, would that work?

 

 

 

 
New Post 3/14/2008 8:28 AM
User is offline Jeff Cochran
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Re: New pages on top  

Since these are reports, why not use a single page with a Repository module and have them upload the reports as PDF files?  Kinda seems silly to end up with several hundred pages in a menu over a year.

Jeff

 
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