<?
    $cms->makeSecure();
?>

<div class="page">

    <? include "../templates/layouts/_topshelf.php" ?>
   
    <div class="row outercontent">
       
        <div class="desktop-full tablet-full mobile-full">
                   
            <?
                include '../templates/layouts/_breadcrumbs.php';
            ?>
       
            <div class="content">
           
                <? if ($teaser) { ?>
                    <blockquote><?=$teaser?></blockquote>
                <? } ?>
           
                Content
               
                <div class="margin_m"></div>
               
            </div>
           
        </div>
       
    </div>
</div>

I could just make the resource links in my templates relative links, but then I lose the benefit of using the static_root and www_root shortcodes in my templates.

Nevermind, I'll probably just call it on pages that I know need to be secure.

I just made a fake profile in that account, and disconnected. Now I'm back to the authorization page.

Well, after about a year of planning, development, and hard work, our new college website is now live. It wouldn't have been possible without Fastspot, Bigtree, and without your amazing support Tim (and other developers.)

http://www.kpc.alaska.edu

As expected, the Google Custom Search is in limbo after we changed DNS to the new server, but the results should be cleared out in the next day or so I imagine.

Thank you!

In case you're wondering, below is the aforementioned hack job. Basically, I wanted to recursively continue drawing out sub-pages, and subs of those, and so on - but, always maintain the top level ancestor in the menu, instead of moving one level deeper into the menu each time I clicked a sub page (I always want the top level ancestor to be at the top of the menu, no matter how deep into it I get). Also, I wanted to be able to add a specific class to each level (i.e. top, second, third, forth, etc.). I'm sure there is a MUCH better and more efficient way to do this, but I played with it quite a bit, and this is the best I could come up with at the time. I'm by no means a PHP master, but I'm trying to get by.

Oddly enough, I did try reverting back to a standard sub-navigation loop, shared at https://gist.github.com/bigtreecms/5205661, just to see if that might change things, and it didn't even draw out the faculty, programs, or contact information at all. I see the departments listed, but nothing below that.

ADAPTED SUBNAVIGATION LOOP
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
<?
    $currentURL = BigTree::currentURL();
    $parent = $cms->getPage($page["parent"]);
   
    while ($parent["id"] > 0) {
        $ancestor = $cms->getPage($parent["parent"]);
       
        if ($ancestor > 0 && $ancestor > 4) {
            $parent = $ancestor;
        }
    }
   
    $subnav = $cms->getNavByParent($parent["id"], 2);
?>
<?
    if ((count($subnav)) > 0) {
?>

<nav class="subnavigation">
    <div class="naver-handle">Additional Navigation</div>
    <div class="naver-wrapper">
        <div class="naver-container">
            <? foreach ($subnav as $item) { ?>
                <?
                    $isActive = $currentURL == $item["link"];
                    $isOpen = (strpos($currentURL, $item["link"]) > -1);
                    $hasChildren = (count($item["children"]) > 0);
                ?>
                <div class="top item<? if ($isActive || $isOpen) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?><? if ($hasChildren) echo ' parent'; ?>">
                    <a href="<?=$item["link"]?>" class="<? if ($isOpen) echo ' open'; ?><? if ($isActive) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?>"> <span></span><?=$item["title"]?></a>
                    <? $subnav2 = $cms->getNavByParent($item["id"], 2); ?>
                    <?
                        if (count($subnav2 > 0)) {
                    ?>
                        <? foreach ($subnav2 as $item2) { ?>
                            <?
                                $isActive = $currentURL == $item2["link"];
                                $isOpen = (strpos($currentURL, $item2["link"]) > -1);
                                $hasChildren = (count($item2["children"]) > 0);
                            ?>
                            <div class="second children item<? if ($isActive || $isOpen) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?><? if ($hasChildren) echo ' parent'; ?>">
                                <a href="<?=$item2["link"]?>" class="<? if ($isOpen) echo ' open'; ?><? if ($isActive) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?>"> <span></span><?=$item2["title"]?></a>
                                <? $subnav3 = $cms->getNavByParent($item2["id"], 2); ?>
                                <?
                                    if (count($subnav3 > 0)) {
                                ?>
                                    <? foreach ($subnav3 as $item3) { ?>
                                        <?
                                            $isActive = $currentURL == $item3["link"];
                                            $isOpen = (strpos($currentURL, $item3["link"]) > -1);
                                            $hasChildren = (count($item3["children"]) > 0);
                                        ?>
                                        <div class="third children item<? if ($isActive || $isOpen) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?><? if ($hasChildren) echo ' parent'; ?>">
                                            <a href="<?=$item3["link"]?>" class="<? if ($isOpen) echo ' open'; ?><? if ($isActive) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?>"> <span></span><?=$item3["title"]?></a>
                                            <? $subnav4 = $cms->getNavByParent($item3["id"], 2); ?>
                                            <?
                                                if (count($subnav4 > 0)) {
                                            ?>
                                                <? foreach ($subnav4 as $item4) { ?>
                                                    <?
                                                        $isActive = $currentURL == $item4["link"];
                                                        $isOpen = (strpos($currentURL, $item4["link"]) > -1);
                                                        $hasChildren = (count($item4["children"]) > 0);
                                                    ?>
                                                    <div class="forth children item<? if ($isActive || $isOpen) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?><? if ($hasChildren) echo ' parent'; ?>">
                                                        <a href="<?=$item4["link"]?>" class="<? if ($isOpen) echo ' open'; ?><? if ($isActive) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?>"> <span></span><?=$item4["title"]?></a>
                                                        <? $subnav5 = $cms->getNavByParent($item4["id"], 2); ?>
                                                        <?
                                                            if (count($subnav5 > 0)) {
                                                        ?>
                                                            <? foreach ($subnav5 as $item5) { ?>
                                                                <?
                                                                    $isActive = $currentURL == $item5["link"];
                                                                    $isOpen = (strpos($currentURL, $item5["link"]) > -1);
                                                                    $hasChildren = (count($item5["children"]) > 0);
                                                                ?>
                                                                <div class="fifth children item<? if ($isActive || $isOpen) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?><? if ($hasChildren) echo ' parent'; ?>"> <a href="<?=$item5["link"]?>" class="<? if ($isOpen) echo ' open'; ?><? if ($isActive) { echo ' active'; } else { echo ' inactive'; } ?>"> <span></span><?=$item5["title"]?></a></div>
                                                            <? } ?>
                                                        <? } ?>
                                                    </div>
                                                <? } ?>
                                            <? } ?>
                                        </div>
                                    <? } ?>
                                <? } ?>
                            </div>
                        <? } ?>
                    <? } ?>
                </div>
            <? } ?>
        </div>
    </div>
</nav>
<?
    }
?>

Oh, this is amazing. Thank you very much. Can't wait for you to see the site when we are done.

Thanks Tim. Yeah, unfortunately we don't have a catalog management system, so we would probably have to do the static page/elaborate method. Catalog management is definitely on my wishlist. Our organization has been looking at Courseleaf, but who knows if and when that will happen. I haven't heard of Acalog, so I'd be curious to learn more about it. Essentially what we will be doing is using a departmental organization structure in an Areas of Study section of the website, similar to below:

Anthropology
      Faculty
      Degrees/certificates/special programs
            Courses/requirements
      Contact information
      ...
Art
      Faculty
      Degrees/certificates/special programs
            Courses/requirements
      Contact information
      ...
Biology
      Faculty
      Degrees/certificates/special programs
            Courses/requirements
      Contact information
      ...
Business
      ...
Chemistry
      ...
Communication
      ...
Corrections
      ...

We would like to include faculty members, degrees/certificates/special programs, contact information, description, degree requirements, etc. within each of these department sections. I've already set up a module that allows entry for most, if not all of the "departments", but when I start thinking of ways to organize all of the other information underneath the department level, within a module, realizing that much of this will also need to be reflected in some kind of menu system, which is ideally part of the same menu structure as the rest of the website, things get a little shaky. Relating templates, modules, and menus is something I've been wrestling with in Bigtree, even in other sections of the website. Any recommendations, or sample code is very much appreciated. I think I'm on the right track, but always open to ideas for best practices.

Ok, I've installed the social feed extension. Everything looks like it's set up correctly. Just curious where to enter the credentials for the various feeds. Is there a configuration file for that? Do I need to make come custom settings in the backend?