On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 2:58 PM, Jason Grimes <ja...@gina.alaska.edu> wrote:
> Hi, > > I'm trying to add a title attribute to the links in a <r:navigation> tag. > I was thinking that using the page description would be perfect to populate > the title attribute with. So I came up with this: > > <ul> > <r:navigation urls="feedback: /feedback | links: /links | faq: /faq | > data: /data | formats: /formats | home: /"> > <r:normal><li><a href="<r:url />" title="<r:find > url="<r:url/>"><r:meta:description tag="false"/></r:find>"><r:title > /></a></li></r:normal> > <r:here><li class="current"><a href="<r:url />" title="<r:find > url="<r:url />"><r:meta:description tag="false" /></r:find>"><r:title > /></a></li></r:here> > <r:selected><li><a href="<r:url />" title="<r:find > url="<r:url/>"><r:meta:description tag="false"/></r:find>"><r:title > /></a></li></r:selected> > <r:between> </r:between> > </r:navigation> > </ul> > > Unfortunately nothing is being returned from the find. Is this a > limitation with the find tag? Is there another way of accomplishing this? > Thanks, > > Jason > The radius tags are only parsed once, so you can't use a radius tag as an attribute of another. I often build navigation without the navigation tag. For example: https://gist.github.com/295125 You could also leverage the <r:aggregate ...> tag to do what's done with the navigation urls. Does that help? -Jim -- Write intention revealing code #=> http://www.clean-ruby.com Jim Gay Saturn Flyer LLC 571-403-0338
