I am having some trouble with creating multiple menus via the admin interface and then displaying these.
The pages I have are
Home Help Help/Delivery Help/Returns Help/Custom Orders About About/History About/Contact Us About/Location
All of the pages apart from About/Location are pages created through the admin interface. Admin/Location is a straight CI controller and view.
I need three menus.
1) The main menu which will have Home, Help and About in. 2) A menu to appear on all of the help pages with all of the help sub pages 3) A menu to appear on all of the about pages with all of the about sub pages
By default, fuel_nav will look for the variable named $nav but that can be controlled by specifying the var parameter fuel_nav(array('group_id' => 'my_group', 'var' => 'footernav')
If you are creating the menu in the admin, you can assign each to a different group.
Then, in your view, you can use fuel_nav(array('group_id' => 'my_group'.... )) to display the menu.
Thanks for your help. I really like the idea of combining the abilities of the CI framework with a content management system. It fits a lot of my projects perfectly.
I'm using the navigation tools in the back office to create my diagram
Thing like that Home Repair/test Repair/test2 Glass/Test Glass/Test2 About About/info About/contact ...
But my breadcrumb only work when the url contain "repair" at first place I try to change group_id, remove group_id and I don't want change the core code (of course)