Posted by
jsmoraes on
Nov 03, 2013; 5:23pm
URL: https://support.nabble.com/Sort-photos-on-gallery-application-question-SOLVED-tp7587650p7587683.html
Well every problem has a solution. When something has no solution... it is not a problem.
I found a wall. A Berlin wall. Or if you prefer a Nabble binary code. With no access.
At the last macro called we have:
<macro name="topics_list" parameters="start,length,filter,sort" dot_parameter="do" requires="node">
<n.topics_list_standard start="[n.start/]" length="[n.length/]" filter="[n.filter/]" sort="[n.sort/]" do="[n.do/]" />
</macro>
If I override as:
<override_macro name="topics_list" parameters="start,length,filter,sort" dot_parameter="do" requires="node">
<n.topics_list_standard start="[n.start/]" length="[n.length/]" filter="[n.filter/]" sort="pinned-and-root-node-date" do="[n.do/]" />
</override_macro>
It works normally.
if you change the sort argument to
last-node-date, it works, too. But any other sentence... it doesn't work.
As this information go to a binary code ... without a list of arguments permited ... crash on a wall:
NAML exception in customized site: 'sort' attribute not set !So the solution to my problem is more easy than I thought !
First I haven't a problem. I have a desire.
Second, to satisfy what I desire, I need to think and work less as
Homo-Sapiens and more as
Neandethals: pin the topic-photos and organize them.
NAML is a good way to organize HTML lines. But it is a private code, too.
You can do many things. But... only many things... not all !