yep, this fix the problem but it is something ad-hoc, a general procedure would be better.
2013/1/16 Andrew W <[email protected]> > I just tried something like this: > > if request.function != 'wiki': > response.menu += Wiki(auth).menu(controller="**default", function= > "wiki") > > > > On Wednesday, January 16, 2013 10:07:06 PM UTC+13, Paolo valleri wrote: > >> Hi Alan, thank for the tip :-), it seems to work correctly. >> The only issue is that when I call the function 'wiki' I get two menu, >> one from the ad-hoc import, the other one from the common wiki. >> What shoud be nice is to explicitly tell auth.wiki when it has to >> populate the response.menu and when not. >> Paolo >> >> >> 2013/1/15 Alan Etkin <[email protected]> >> >> > Now I want to have response.menu populated with the wiki pages too in >>> every page I have, is there a way to populate it calling >>> > somehow auth.wiki or I have to do that by hand, updating each time >>> menu.py? >>> >>> If you put this on top of the controller (or model), you get the wiki >>> menu >>> >>> from gluon.tools import Wiki >>> response.menu += Wiki(auth).menu(controller="**default", function="wiki" >>> ) >>> >>> The controller and / or function is required since otherwise, the wiki >>> object cannot resolve redirection to edit/search/etc., and that address >>> should be an action that calls auth.wiki(). And also you must check the >>> action name to avoid duplicating the sub-menu >>> >>> What about an extra set of keyword arguments to activate the menu?: >>> >>> auth.wiki(resolve=False, menu=True, controller=..., function=....) >>> >>> >>> -- >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> -- >> Paolo >> > -- > > > > -- Paolo --
