Ahh ok, thanks, that works. But if there's no route in either the request or the config it defaults to... breaking the URLs?
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Hector Virgen <djvir...@gmail.com> wrote: > It helps to specify the route because Zend_Navigation uses the current > route to create the url instead of the default route. So your navigation > should look more like this: > > <home> > <label>Home</label> > <controller>index</controller> > <action>index</action> > *<route>default</route>* > </home> > > -- > Hector > > > > On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 10:14 PM, Cameron <themsel...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi everyone, I've got an unusual issue with Zend_Navigation that seems >> like it should work correctly, but isn't. >> >> Here's a basic example of the config... >> >> >> <nav> >> <home> >> <label>Home</label> >> <controller>index</controller> >> <action>index</action> >> </home> >> <admin> >> <label>Admin</label> >> <controller>admin</controller> >> <action>index</action> >> </admin> >> <booking> >> <label>Bookings</label> >> <controller>booking</controller> >> <action>list</action> >> >> <pages> >> <list-booking> >> <label>List bookings</label> >> <controller>booking</controller> >> <action>list</action> >> </list-booking> >> <calendar> >> <label>Booking calendar</label> >> <controller>booking</controller> >> <action>calendar</action> >> </calendar> >> <add-booking> >> <label>Add booking</label> >> <controller>booking</controller> >> <action>new</action> >> </add-booking> >> </pages> >> </booking> >> </nav> >> >> The problem exists when you're not on a URL that includes both controller >> and action parts. If I go to http://example.com/base/url/admin, it >> defaults to the index action, which is fine, but in the menu above none of >> the actions display, so all of the Booking menus all say just >> http://example.com/base/url/booking. Once you're actually "in" the menu >> and using links generated by the menu, it all seems to work fine. Has anyone >> got any idea why it is behaving this way? >> > >
