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  • Daniel Raymo Friend
    #172618

    Can I create a second mainnav menu and use it in the ipone layout instead of the regular mainnav menu?

    Daniel Raymo Friend
    #434496

    If anyone else is interested, I finally went with a clumsy hack, and edited: /plugins/system/jat3/core/menu/base.class.php adding after line 49

    if (T3Common::mobile_device_detect()){
    $this->setParam('menutype', 'phonemenu');
    $rows = $menu->getItems('menutype', 'phonemenu');
    }

    This uses the menu “phonemenu” that I created, instead of the mainmenu when accessed by a mobile phone.

    I’d like to see Joomlart spend some time developing a more robust and adaptable iphone template. I really like the look of the one they have, but it’s not easily changed. It’s really becoming important to clients to have a iphone version.

    matgray87 Friend
    #448977

    did you find a way to solve this?

    Thanks,
    Matt

    chavan Friend
    #449256

    Hi

    We implemented 6 menu types in plugins/system/jat3/jat3/core/menu

    You could extended new menu by create a class extend from JAMenuBase

    You could consult plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/blocks/iphone/mainnav.php to know load your extended menu.

    Thanks,

    Dave Wester Friend
    #449760

    Sounds great, but I think for the most of us, this is acrabadabra.
    I looked in the file and see the code, but how to change the code, so you can make a specific iphone_menu is not clear to me.

    Can you be more specific?

    Regards

    Dave Wester

    chavan Friend
    #449868

    Hi Dave

    To be more specific, iphone_menu is so lengthy, you need to read and understand the code a bit.

    Apart from the suggested solution,you can write a menu module and replace the block code in plugins/system/jat3/jat3/base-themes/default/block/iphone/mainnav.php


    <?php if (($jamenu = $this->loadMenu('iphone'))) $jamenu->genMenu (); ?>

    by


    <jdoc:include type="modules" name="iphone-nav" />

    Then set your menu module to iphone-nav position.

    I hope it helps!
    Thanks,

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