Hi folks,
After some refinement, I use this way to define menus in my default.py
# At the beginning of my default.py
response.automenu=[ # Such as
[('func_name1','menu_name1',absolute_url1), ...]
('tutor0','Tutorial 0',URL(r=request,f='tutor0')),
('tutor1','Tutorial 1',URL(r=request,f='tutor1?param=foo')),
('tutor2','Tutorial 2',URL(r=request,f='tutor2')),
('tutor3','Tutorial 3',URL(r=request,f='tutor3')),
('example','Advanced Examples...',URL
(r=request,c='example',f='index')),
]
response.menu=[[menu,(func==request.function),absurl] # you don't
need to change this
for func,menu,absurl in response.automenu]
The result is that, whatever action(function) mentioned in
response.automenu, is automatically represented as a menu item in the
rendered view, and the active function will have an outstanding look.
To Massimo:
Do you think it is convenient to add this line into the core of
web2py, to make the support of response.automenu official?
response.menu = [[menu,(func==request.function),absurl]
for func,menu,absurl in response.automenu
] if response.automenu else response.menu # fall back
Of course, the example above does not address the hierarchical menu
yet. But you get the idea.
Sincerely,
Ruijun Luo, 2009-Jan-17, 23:40(PM), Sat
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