Hi all,
I'd like to know if there's a way (not using Forge components not supported by OS) to build a scalable hierarchy list menu/tree that doesn't have a fixed maximum child number.
For example, an hierarchy menu that would either allow 2 or 5 sublevels to be listed, depending on the situation.
Thank you,
PS
Hi @Pedro Sismeiro,If you are trying to do a hierarchical structure, you may want to try this structure I've implemented to achieve the same behavior as what you are trying to do, just in my case it was for a dynamic breadcrumb.You may want to save your menu names on an entity and for top level menus, leave the Nested field as nullidentifier, while everything else that is under a top level menu or a sub-menu, should have the ID of the top level menus in their Nested attribute.For better visualization of what I'm talking about:There are 2 top level menus, Top level menu 1 and top level menu 2. Nested attribute remained null meaning they ARE NOT under any top level menu, they ARE the top level menu.Sub-menu 1 is under Top level menu 1, that's why in its Nested attribute, the id of Top level menu is present. Likewise Sub-menu 2 is under Top level menu 2.Sub-menu 2.1 is under sub-menu 2, and sub-menu 2.1.1 is under sub-menu 2.1.Then just create a web block that has a list wherein the sub menu are hidden until the their parent menu is clicked or hovered on. This is a bit tricky but, I hope you get my point and this idea helps you.Regards,Alec