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Hello
The Terms & Conditions link is missing from the Navagation Side Menu on my site. I thought this would have been shown once I set the settings in Administration. In the Adminstration I have ticked Yes to the following "Should this page be visible in the navigation? If no you can access through the instructions at the bottom of this page." "Do you want to publish this page? If no it will not be seen." Anyone any idea how I can have it show in the Navagation Menu? Thanks for any help. Cheers Hugh |
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Clear the contents of the templates_c directory manually or via maintenance on the admin side of the site and see if that gets it to show up.
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Hello Larry
No joy I am afraid. I cleared the contents of the templates_c directory manually from the server. No difference. I then tried changing the setting in the admin to NO for "Should this page be visible in the navigation?" AND "Do you want to publish this page?" I then changed it back again to YES. It is still not showing in the Navagation Menu. All the others show About FAQ Contact Us Any other idea what is causing it not to show? Cheers Hugh |
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I believe that file was not ment to be seen in the navigation but only when they are registering in the popup. So I think that is the problem and the settings are disregarded for it.
So you could just create a new page and copy out the text from it to the new page then it would display.
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Or just add a link to your navigation and point it to pages.php?page=2.
I beleive thats all I did. I have all my pages set to no for publishing because I wanted to control where they appeard so I just opened layout.tpl.php and added a link where I wanted it like so.... HTML Code:
<tr> <td class="navlist"><img src="images/bullet.gif" alt="" /><a href="pages.php?page=2">Terms & Conditions</a></td> </tr> |
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Thanks to all who replied
Problem fixed Cheers Hugh |
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