David,
Looks like I can incorporate the functionality I need just by writing
my own Loc implementation. Cool. There's a lot going on in your
code so I need to work through it, but seems like it's all there.
Thanks,
Glenn...
On Jun 12, 3:32 pm, David Pollak feeder.of.the.be...@gmail.com
wrote:
David,
Just to understand your code, it looks like you are using a
CustomContent abstract class
for storing content data, or content retrieval information, in the DB.
CustomContent has at
least two fields, aspect, and, page, of type String, both forming
the initial request path;
a helper method,
Glenn,
On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 12:37 PM, glenn gl...@exmbly.com wrote:
David,
Just to understand your code, it looks like you are using a
CustomContent abstract class
for storing content data, or content retrieval information, in the DB.
CustomContent in my case is a Mapper class, but it
Do you have a menu item that matches List(content)? If not, that's why
you're getting the 403. If you use SiteMap it has to be exhaustive for all
content on your site. Anything that doesn't match as SiteMap entry will get
a 403 error like you got here. If you don't want to show a menu item for a
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 10:44 AM, glenn gl...@exmbly.com wrote:
RewriteRequest isn't working in my app, so I must be doing something
wrong, or leaving something important out.
I have a menu in my siteMap:
Menu(Loc(contact, List(info, contact), Contact Us, LocGroup
(info)))
My boot.scala
David,
Here's my scenario. I've got about 30 menus organized into about 7 or
8 groups. Thanks to
help from you and Derek and others in this discussion, I can display
nested menus in
groups as a horizontal superfish menu.
Using URL Rewriting, as described in the master lift book, I created a
So, you want custom content with menus generated from the database...
well...
class BaseContentLoc(val name: String, _aspect: String) extends
Loc[CustomContent] {
// the name of the page
// def name = Content
val BaseAspect = _aspect
def defaultParams =
