PHP print_tabbed_navigation Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: pepr.php Projekt: stof/pearweb

function display_overview_nav()
{
    global $proposalStatiMap;
    $items = array('All' => array('url' => 'index.php?filter=', 'title' => 'All'));
    foreach ($proposalStatiMap as $status => $name) {
        $items[$name] = array('url' => 'index.php?filter=' . $status, 'title' => $name);
    }
    print_tabbed_navigation($items);
}

Beispiel #2

Datei: index.php Projekt: stof/pearweb

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*/
require_once 'pear-database-channel.php';
$channels = channel::listActive();
$inactive_channels = array();
if (auth_check('pear.admin')) {
    $inactive_channels = channel::listInactive();
}
response_header("Channels", false, '<link rel="alternate" type="application/xbel+xml" href="xbel.php" title="Channel list as XBEL" />');
$tabs = array("List" => array("url" => "/channels/index.php", "title" => "List Sites."), "Add Site" => array("url" => "/channels/add.php", "title" => "Add your site."));
?>

<h1>Channels</h1>

<?php 
print_tabbed_navigation($tabs);
?>

<h2>What&#39;s that?</h2>

<p>A number of third-party sites make it possible to install their
software package using the new <a href="/manual/en/guide.migrating.channels.php">channels</a>
feature of PEAR &ge; 1.4.0.  Specific installation instructures are
provided on the individual pages.</p>

<h2>List of Sites</h2>
<p>There are <?php 
print count($channels);
?>
 channel(s) we know of.</p>
<ul>