I ended up putting a variable in the view indicating the menu that should be
highlighted. So now my tests are if (menu == 'foo')
Still, I think it is not good, will look for a better way in the future
(like knowing in the view the controller that was called?)
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It might be better to specify a route on each menu link and see if the
current route == link route.
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I've been looking for a way to do something similar. I want to highlight a
menu item if the user is in a particular category on the site. I use the
Knplabs MenuBundle for menus on my site but it uses the full URL for
checking to see if it should highlight a particular menu item. Without
adding
