Bug #20610
closed
HMENU does not show top Level Page in TYPO3 v4.3alpha3
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Description
Having a simple HMENU like this:
page.10 = HMENU
page.10 {
1 = TMENU
1.wrap = <div style="width:200px; border: 1px solid;">|</div>
1.expAll = 1
1.NO.allWrap = <b>|</b><br/>
2 = TMENU
2.NO.allWrap = <div style="background:red;">|</div>
}
and a page-structure like this:
root (id=1)
Home (id=2)
Blog-Example (id=3)
page root ( id 1 ) is ignored and only shown when it's called explicitely with another menu-option:
special = directory
special.value = 0else it's never shown up.
(issue imported from #M11319)
Updated by Susanne Moog over 15 years ago
That's quite normal behavior afaik. 4.2 doesn't behave differently (at least not for me)
Updated by David Bruchmann over 15 years ago
That's right - never remarked that before.
Nevertheless at least special:rootline and special:directory list the first page.
I think behavior is not consistent and has to be at least the same.
For the Bug I described the documentation doesn't say anything about that and the option entryLevel still has the parameter 0 which is useless.
So the behavior seems to be a bug in my eyes even it concerns several versions.
If it's no bug then documentation and special menus and parameters have to be changed.
Updated by Steffen Kamper about 15 years ago
absolotely correct: this worked never before in any version.
Reason: there is at least a pidInList used which contains the pids for the rootline. The rootline, and the root template, never resist in pid=0. So you never get the pages that are in pid=0.
I think this is one of TYPO3 basic which leads to standard page tree constructs: start with a page contain a shortcut to one subpage.
Finally i see no need to change that behaviour.
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