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Query Navigator

Components User's Guide

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node[i] = new Array("Contacts", "contacts.html", 2, 0);

i++;

</script>

If the variables

node

and

are defined in the

<head>

section of a page, the values stored

in these variables are then available to any JavaScript function on the page. For example,

to define these variables, add the following to the

<head>

section of the page:

var node = new Array();

var i = 0;

</script>

You can then use these variables to store and write node values to the page. For example,

if you place the following code in the body of your HTML page:

<nexus:component classid="nexus/components/NavMap"

code="$nexusComponents" dwcomptype="navmap" sitestructure="/

website/website.site">

node[i] = new Array("$node.name","$node.url",$node.level,

$node.children);

i++;

</script>

</nexus:component>

var n;

var indent = 20;

for(x = 0; x < i; x++)

{

n = "<img src='" + "clear.gif" + "' height='1' width='" +

node[x][2] * indent + "'>

<a href='" + node[x][1] + "'>"

+ node[x][0] + "</a><br>";

document.write(n);

}

</script>

And there are just two nodes in the site structure (

Home

and

Contact

), then a simple

link will display for each node, as defined by the

document.write(n)

statement:

Home

Contact

Query Navigator

Use the Query Navigator component to automatically create a navigation bar which allows

site visitors to navigate the results from an AssetQuery component. For each page that is

included in the AssetQuery result, the Query Navigator component can generate links to:



The next page in the query results

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