@ Mike: Yes, almost right, it was a slash -behind- the generated link
that I overlooked.
@ Ben: I did not use h.url_for(), how would I apply it in this case?
Thanks and sorry for being bothersome :-)
On May 22, 3:29 am, Ben Bangert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> voltron wrote:
> > ## MENU
> > ====================================================================
> > <div id="menu">
> > % for url in c.links:
> > <a href="/${url.lower().replace(' ', '')}" title="${item}"
> > class="level_menu">${item}</a><img src="img/menu_seperator.gif"
> > alt="">
> > % endfor
> > </div>
>
> > The problem with the capitalized first letter is gone. Maybe I should
> > rephrase my question? I think I might be taking the wrong approach
>
> > Given a list of main links and their subsequent sublinks
> > c.links = ["link1", "link2", "link3"]
>
> > c.link1_sublinks = ["link1_sub1", "link1_home_sub2", "link1_sub3"]
> > c.link2_sublinks = ["link2_sub1", "link2_home_sub1", "link2_sub3"]
> > c.link3_sublinks = ["link3_sub1", "link3_home_sub2", "link3_sub3"]
>
> > how do I route the sublinks in the manner of:
>
> > "link1/link1_sub1"
>
> > or "link3/link1_sub2"
>
> > I was thinking of creating controller for every main link, maybe the
> > only solution?
>
> How come you aren't using h.url_for? One of the big advantages of Routes
> is that it can generate Routes as well, and it'll work even if you nest
> your entire app under another app, or behind mod_proxy with a prefix. Or
> is the use of that not in this snippet?
>
> - Ben
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