There are two ways to handle simple links:
1. If you want some function to be executed when the link is clicked, use
SHtml.link from a snippet or view: SHtml.link("page2", () => ..., Text("Some
Link"))
2. If you just want a link, just use plain XHTML: <a href="page2" >Some
Link</a>.
Note that in either case we leave the suffix off of the target page. This is
because Lift will try a variety of suffixes to match language and file type
automatically.
Derek
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:10 AM, mr revuza <rev...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Just getting started previewing Lift. It looks cool. The demos looks
> cool as does the todo sample.
>
> One thing I do not see is an example of doing a simple link to another
> page (ie. from page1.html adding an <a> tag to page2.html). Is there
> an appropriate <lift:?> incantation to link to another page that is
> not registered as a menu item? Is there some other place in the
> bootstrap where pages would be listed? Or is it appropriate add the
> full path to page2.html from within page1.html and be done?
>
> Also, is there an example available of hiding menu items for users
> that are not logged in? For example, if I wanted to add an "Add Todo"
> and "View Todo" item to the menu only once the user has logged in.
>
> Finally, is there an example available of overriding some of the
> behavior of the MetaMegaProtoUser? For example if I did not want to
> have a timezone or locale column, or perhaps at the least not exposing
> those through the sign up page?
>
> Thank you for you insights
>
> >
>
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