Re: Hansel and Gretel do Cake

2008-06-19 Thread leo

That's great! Just what I'm looking for. Thanks.
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Re: Hansel and Gretel do Cake

2008-06-18 Thread Corie

I used it on one website with a lot of static pages. You can see the
breadcrumb in action here: 
http://www.youngtravel.com/pages/geographies/africa_mid_east/botswana_chiefs_camp

I used a small element to build the crumbs.

here);
array_shift($path);

$url = '/';
$link = '';
foreach($path as $part)
{
if($part == '' || $part == 'pages')
$url .= array_shift($path).'/';
}

if(stristr($url, 'pages'))
$link = '/pages';

$html->addCrumb('Young Travel & Cruises', '/pages/home');

foreach($path as $page)
{
$link .= '/'.$page;
$html->addCrumb(Inflector::humanize($page), $link);
}
}
?>


getCrumbs(' » ');?>


I built this a long time ago so I'm certain there's a better way to do
it.

-Corie


On Jun 18, 10:47 am, leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to make some sense out of the two methods addCrumb and
> getCrumbs. Okay, I haven't put them to the test yet, but I'm wondering
> two things:-
>
> 1. Has anybody used them and can they link me to a realworld website.
> 2. Shouldn't there be a deleteCrumb function for the backwards nav?
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Re: Hansel and Gretel do Cake

2008-06-18 Thread MattC

1. I can't recall which site I've used it on at the moment.
2. Crumbs aren't maintained across pages, so you have to rebuild the
list each time.  That makes deleteCrumb unnecessary (although I could
certainly see an argument for it anyway).

-Matt
www.pseudocoder.com


leo wrote:
> I'm trying to make some sense out of the two methods addCrumb and
> getCrumbs. Okay, I haven't put them to the test yet, but I'm wondering
> two things:-
>
> 1. Has anybody used them and can they link me to a realworld website.
> 2. Shouldn't there be a deleteCrumb function for the backwards nav?
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Hansel and Gretel do Cake

2008-06-18 Thread leo

I'm trying to make some sense out of the two methods addCrumb and
getCrumbs. Okay, I haven't put them to the test yet, but I'm wondering
two things:-

1. Has anybody used them and can they link me to a realworld website.
2. Shouldn't there be a deleteCrumb function for the backwards nav?
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