We have an established, already in use model-glue app. Different
areas of the site each have their own sidebar navigation. We show
these different files by using an <include> directive in each event-
handler in our ModelGlue xml file. For example, here is part of the
event-handler for an event in the users area:
....
<views>
<include name="sidebar" template="navigation_users.cfm" />
<include name="body" template="whatever.cfm"/>
</views>
....
A new feature request is to turn off this sidebar navigation for some
users (there is other navigation on the page they will use). I could
go into each of these sidebar files and add a CFIF block around the
whole thing, but I was wondering if there was a better way? I don't
think there is anything I can do at the modelGlue.xml level?
I also thought about going into the main template and adding a CFIF
around the #viewcollection.getView("sidebar")# area, is that a good
way to do it? I don't like it because MG will still be "executing"
the sidebar, it will just never get displayed. Seems kind of hacky.
Thanks,
-Ryan
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