I used a simmilar setup untill recently. Now I am going for a bit different
setup.
the basic idea is to have the code that generates the url bar in code-init
(where I also generate the topic object and article object that defien the
whole page). I generate the bar based a bit on $PHP_SELF and a bit on my
content system
Basicly code init generates a string $wherebar that is refered to in my
style in the space where I whant the bar to pop up. Now this system makes
it easy for me to generate pages that for whatever reason is outside the
normal content system, as I can only change things in the code-init element
(my code-init is quite large).
Btw: This question poppes up quite often. Has anyone looked at openldap's
faq-o-matic system? It would not be hard to put the comments from this
discussion into a faq-o-matic.
Tarjei
> I would echo what Emile said below, we use a similar script but you
> really have to be deliberate about the manner in which you organize the
> topics and articles. In sections of our site where we planned ahead and
> wanted to use this sort of bread crumb behaviour it works really
> well...for other parts of the site where content managers made changes
> to the hierarchy of the info after the first implementation walking
> back to the tree doesn't always get what you want.....
>
>
>
>> How you solve this depends largely on how you organize your site.
>> Where I've used this I organized my site around the content
>> (topics/articles), with the pages having mostly only logic to display
>> them.
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