Thank you for your prompt response, Joe. After a bit of trial and error, and deep thought, I was able to decipher a good bit of the code used to create a ULToken template. The DNN Wiki gives you the very minimum level of explanation, and the simplest possible example. I’m sure most users will never understand how these templates work based on that documentation.
I did however create my template which causes children to be displayed in the left nav menu only when their parent page is the currently selected page. Currently it will also display the descendants of those children, which is probably not so good, but I only have two levels, so it works for me.
Here is the template, which may be helpful to some:
[>NODE-TOP]
[?ENABLED]
[=TEXT]
[?ELSE]
[=TEXT]
[/?]
[?SELECTED]
[?ELSE]
[?BREADCRUMB]
[/?]
[/?]
[/>]
[>NODE]
[/>]
This does not really solve my problem though. It solved my model problem, but in the real instance, the problem is aggravated by the fact that we have a top-level that is merely a container level, and never displays. My menu needs to ignore that level and move on down from there. I have not been able to crack that cipher. I attempted to use the DEPTH token, but could not understand where to call out the depth value I need. I tried something like this:
[?DEPTH=1]
[*>NODE-TOP]
[/?]
[>NODE-TOP]
[?ENABLED]
[=TEXT]
[?ELSE]
[=TEXT]
[/?]
[?SELECTED]
[?ELSE]
[?BREADCRUMB]
[/?]
[/?]
[/>]
[>NODE]
[/>]
Can you help with this? Thanks in advance for any input.