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Question hack for no kunenamenu and itemid=0

dyvel
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12 years 4 months ago - 12 years 3 months ago #1 by dyvel

hack for no kunenamenu and itemid=0 was created by dyvel

Hi

I have a special case where I have many "subsites" that each have a menulink to a Kunena category. And I wished to display the forum with the "subsite" itemid so the correct modules would be displayed.

This may be a border case, but I had an issue getting itemid=0 when I clicked on a link to a thread. My fix was pretty simple once I found out where to implement the hack.

For others, and my own reference, what I did was in the file: administrator/components/com_kunena/libraries/route.php

in the function: protected static function _getItemID($query)

find

Code:

if (!$Itemid) {
	$menutype = 'kunenamenu';
	$list = self::getMenuItems($menutype);
	$Itemid = self::findItemID($list, $query);
}

and replace with

Code:

if (!$Itemid) {
	$menutype = 'kunenamenu';
	$list = self::getMenuItems($menutype);
	$Itemid = self::findItemID($list, $query);
	if (!$Itemid) { // no kunenamenu exists - user may have deleted it on purpose
		$Itemid = $_GET['Itemid'];
	}
}

EDIT: I have modified my code a bit, to also look in mainmenu for an itemid, and fallback to current itemid

Code:

if (!$Itemid) {
	$menutype = 'kunenamenu';
	$list = self::getMenuItems($menutype);
	$Itemid = self::findItemID($list, $query);
	if (!$Itemid) { // no kunenamenu exists - user may have deleted it on purpose
		
		$menutype = 'mainmenu'; // now look for one in mainmenu
		$list = self::getMenuItems($menutype);
		$Itemid = self::findItemID($list, $query);
		
		if (!$Itemid) { // Still no luck finding a menu id, then use current itemid
			$Itemid = $_GET['Itemid'];
		}
		
	}
}

I don't know if this is in fact a bug or design by purpose, but the hack fixed my issue. I have also deleted the kunenamenu as I didn't use it and it was only causing issues with the itemid being redirected to the itemid of the kunenamenu entry menuitem

Last edit: 12 years 3 months ago by dyvel.

The following user(s) said Thank You: C0n, bytekultur

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Matias
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12 years 4 months ago #2 by Matias

Replied by Matias on topic Re: hack for no kunenamenu and itemid=0

Actually it's by purpose and probably caused because of limitation in Kunena 1.6 router (it was just a prototype, K2.0 has more powerful router).

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11 years 11 months ago #3 by bytekultur

Replied by bytekultur on topic hack for no kunenamenu and itemid=0

I was about to do what you did - go through the whole code and find the problem. Thank you for the solution.

I do not think it's a border case, I see it as very important to consider the current Itemid and unfortunately it's often missing. If it's not intended to always force the current Itemid it should be possible to control this via a parameter for each website.

But this of course is just my opinion and I might not see the greater concept ;-)

Cheers,
Terry

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