tool_bar

Written by Balazs Halasy, 06/02/2004 Updated 04/28/2005 by Balazs Halasy

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.

Contributors

Balazs Halasy Author 06/02/2004 Updated 04/28/2005
Daniele Commenter 04/13/2006
Hi Daniele Commenter 05/23/2006

Comments (2 historical)

Written by readers of the earlier documentation sites, kept as they were.

reference missing informations

Daniele · 04/13/2006 09:24 am

The tool_bar supports many views. Where do I find the list of supported views? I thought this was a reference....
1. Re: reference missing informations
  
  Hi Daniele · 05/23/2006 10:10 pm
  
  I guess the design/standard/templates/toolbar/full/ and line/ folders are good candidates.
  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?

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