tool_bar
Summary
Outputs the template for a toolbar.Usage
{tool_bar name=name view=view [ parameter=value [...] ]}
Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
name | string | The name of the toolbar. | Yes. |
view | string | The view mode that should be used. | Yes. |
parameter | any | Parameter(s) that will be passed to the included template. | No. |
Description
This function can be used to display a toolbar template. The name parameter must be used to specify the name of the toolbar that should be show. The default/standard names are "top", "right" and "bottom" - custom names are also allowed. The "view" parameter can be used to specify a desired view mode ("line", "full", etc.). All other parameters (of any type) will be passed on and thus become available as template variables in the included template.
Examples
Example 1
{tool_bar name='top' view='line'}
Shows a toolbar called "top" using the "line" view mode.
Balazs Halasy (02/06/2004 11:16 am)
Balazs Halasy (28/04/2005 2:20 pm)
Comments
reference missing informations
Thursday 13 April 2006 9:24:57 am
Daniele
Re: reference missing informations
Tuesday 23 May 2006 10:10:43 pm
Hi Daniele
You should then create a design/[yourproject]/override/templates/toolbar/full (or line), folder and copy the views in there, in order to override the views' layout and behaviour.
;-)
Now, what if you add a new view there? You surely can add it in the toolbar.ini settings, but, can you see it in the admin interface?