Couldn't we organize the menu by controller or bundle ?
So we could base the selected item on it
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Oh! I forgot. For your actual request, yes, you can do the same for the
controller, just toggle "_route" with "_controller" instead.
app.request.attributes.get('_controller')
I actually post a question about this, it was because '_controller' was not
available when you call the 'render' helper to
What I'm doing is to get the actual route in template, and if a route matchs
a category (lets say),
then print an "id='current'"
for example:
Home
That's it. Of course it will become clumsy when you have many links cause it
is hard to read through.
I'll go with MenuBundle in my next project upda
I think a good way to do it is, in the controller :
// first generate the menu structure
// you may want to do the following in a loop for all your menu items
if ($this->get('router')->generate('some-route') === $this-
>get('request')->getRequestUri() ){
// highlight the link of this route
That's perfect! Thanks. :D
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I am using MenuBundle to do exactly this. If you follow the
documentation and create a MainMenu class and include it in a
template, then within a controller you can access the menu and tell it
which menu item should be current. This way the current item is set
before the menu is rendered. For ex
