Andre Fernandes wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Maybe I can help you, but first I need know a little more about what
> problems are you having, what is the difficult.
> I did have a lot of troubles using the nav at the first time use, having
> the
> documentation; luckly I could find my answers using the information on
> many
> blogs on ZF. And each blog has a different approach what is not always
> goo.
> An easier start using it would be perfect, no? :-)
>
> How is organized your directories? Do you use modules? And how is
> implemented the acl, is it registered in the session or another place?
> Whithout acl could you implement the zend_navigation?
>
> André.
>
> 2009/12/17 Nicolas GREVET <
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>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Count me in too.
>> We have the same problem here.
>>
>> Regards,
>> -- Nicolas
>>
>>
>> jscherer26 a écrit :
>>
>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I'd be interested in knowing how you solved this. I'm trying to learn
>>> about
>>> Zend_Navigation and it's integration with Zend_Acl and I'm struggling
>>> with
>>> it. I'm coming at it from a project in version 1.4 that I'm updating and
>>> I
>>> had created my own navigation for. I'm trying to see if Zend_Navigation
>>> can
>>> replace it. The documentation doesn't seem to help me much, so I'm open
>>> to
>>> any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
>>>
>>> Cristian Bichis-3 wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I have one problem with implementation of menus using Zend_Navigation
>>>> and
>>>> Menu view helper.
>>>>
>>>> I have a hierarchically (2+ levels) menu. Most of the menu items are
>>>> based based, and couple are url based. For grouping the items from
>>>> level 2 i
>>>> am using some "empty" nodes on level 1, which are basically some url
>>>> menu
>>>> items, with # as href. This is a very often case for drop down menus or
>>>> so,
>>>> so could be rendered fine both with Javascript or without (with just
>>>> CSS).
>>>>
>>>> Let's see a menu sample:
>>>>
>>>> About Us (with # as url)
>>>> - About Us (mvc)
>>>> - Contact (mvc)
>>>> - Jobs (mvc)
>>>> - Blog (url)
>>>> Support (with # as url)
>>>> - List tickets (mvc)
>>>> - New ticket (mvc)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Each mvc item has associated resource and privilege, and at view helper
>>>> i
>>>> am setting the acl and current role.
>>>>
>>>> Now, here is my problem. Let's suppose the use doesn't have access to
>>>> both "List tickets" and "New ticket". The view helper is rendering the
>>>> "Support" (with # as url) and of course there are no subitems to be
>>>> rendered...
>>>> This looks odd by many reasons... So the problem is: how should i make
>>>> the view helper to NOT render also "Support" if the child pages are not
>>>> rendered.
>>>>
>>>> There are couple of possible solutions:
>>>> - use custom partial script to render menu
>>>> - add an assert for the "empty" menu items to check if subitems would
>>>> be
>>>> rendered or not and decide by this
>>>> - maybe even other solutions...
>>>>
>>>> But i wannt to see what approach are you using for such problems...
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Best regards,
>>>> Cristian Bichis
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>
>
> --
> André de Camargo Fernandes
>
>
