Positioning top-level tab

okkezSS · October 13, 2010, 10:05pm

I’ve got a home-brewed extension that adds a tab and a couple of
subtabs.
The problem is that my added top-level tab isn’t quite where I want it
(I
want it to be the penultimate tab, not the last in the row). I see on
the
wiki[1] that there’s a key for specifying the order of the secondary
tabs,
but there doesn’t appear to be a way to shuffle the top-level tabs
around.

Suggestions?

-dan

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[1]

D.Kreft · October 13, 2010, 10:26pm

On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 4:04 PM, D.Kreft [email protected] wrote:

I’ve got a home-brewed extension that adds a tab and a couple of subtabs.
The problem is that my added top-level tab isn’t quite where I want it (I
want it to be the penultimate tab, not the last in the row). I see on the
wiki[1] that there’s a key for specifying the order of the secondary tabs,
but there doesn’t appear to be a way to shuffle the top-level tabs around.
Suggestions?
-dan
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[1]

I just recently did this for Dashboard

github.com

saturnflyer/radiant-dashboard-extension/blob/master/dashboard_extension.rb#L9


      
          require File.expand_path("../lib/radiant-dashboard-extension/version", __FILE__)
          require_dependency 'application_controller'
          class DashboardExtension < Radiant::Extension
            version RadiantDashboardExtension::VERSION
            description "Dashboard provides a way to view recent activity in Radiant and gives small extensions a place to grow."
            url "http://saturnflyer.com/"
          
          
  def activate
              admin.nav.unshift(Radiant::AdminUI::NavTab.new('&#10025;'))
              tab "&#10025;" do
                add_item 'Activity', "/admin/dashboard"
              end
              Radiant::AdminUI.class_eval do
                attr_accessor :dashboard
              end
              admin.dashboard = load_default_dashboard_regions
              User.class_eval {
                has_many :pages, :foreign_key => :created_by_id unless self.respond_to?(:pages)
              }

But the tabs are just arrays, so if you like you can use any way you
would sort a ruby array
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Array.html#M002185