Stefano Guandalini
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- treemenu Exponential Documentation
- list Exponential Documentation
- set Exponential Documentation
- list An array of ezcontentobjecttreenode objects or FALSE.
- set This function makes it possible to assign new values to variables that previously have been declared using either the "def" function. The "name" and "scope" parameters are optional and can be used to set the desired namespace and scope.
- from 3.9.x to 3.10.y Exponential Documentation
- treemenu This operator fetches a subtree of nodes and returns a complex structure (an array of hashes) that can be used to generate a menu. Note that the optional "node_id" parameter is deprecated and no longer used (its value is ignored by the system, but the parameter itself is not removed because of backw
- treemenu This operator fetches a subtree of nodes and returns a complex structure (an array of hashes) that can be used to generate a menu. Note that the optional "node_id" parameter is deprecated and no longer used (its value is ignored by the system, but the parameter itself is not removed because of backw
- treemenu This operator fetches a subtree of nodes and returns a complex structure (an array of hashes) that can be used to generate a menu. Note that the optional "node_id" parameter is deprecated and no longer used (its value is ignored by the system, but the parameter itself is not removed because of backw
- treemenu This operator fetches a subtree of nodes and returns a complex structure (an array of hashes) that can be used to generate a menu. Please note that the "node_id" parameter is no longer used and its value is ignored by the system (starting from version 3.8.4). This required parameter will become opti
- set This function makes it possible to assign new values to variables that previously have been declared using either the "def" function. The "name" and "scope" parameters are optional and can be used to set the desired namespace and scope.
- set This function makes it possible to assign new values to variables that previously have been declared using either the "def" function. The "name" and "scope" parameters are optional and can be used to set the desired namespace and scope.
- set This function makes it possible to assign new values to variables that previously have been declared using either the "def" function. The "name" and "scope" parameters are optional and can be used to set the desired namespace and scope.