u.kayani wrote:
>
> I`m surprised this behavior isn`t supported, it is a pretty common
> behavior for menus.
> Yea I agree CSS would be easiest just not very efficient. Maybe i`ll look
> into a customer view helper.
>
> According to the other poster there is a way to do it. If there is, could
> someone post it.
>
You'll have to remove not needed menu nodes (containers),
except active,
then render new container.
Something in this mood:
$container = new Zend_Navigation(new Zend_Config_Xml('myNav.xml');
$currentContainer = $container->findOneByUri($this->url());
// (smarter way to get current element is needed)
if ($container->hasPages()) {
foreach ($container->getPages() as $page) {
if ($page !== $currentContainer) {
// $container->remove …
}
}
$this->navigation()->menu()->renderMenu($container);
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regards
takeshin
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