Hi Paul,
You can do this by creating your own menu item. e.g.:
$menu = new Menu(array(), 'MyProject\MyMenuItem');
...
$request = $this->get('request');
$menu->setCurrentUri($request->getUri());
namespace MyProject;
use Knplabs\Bundle\MenuBundle\MenuItem as BaseMenuItem;
class MyMenuItem extends BaseMenuItem
{
public function getIsCurrent()
{
// TODO: Use $this->currentUri to do your own logic and work
out if it
// should be marked current
}
}
On May 28, 7:08 am, Paul Dugas <p...@dugasenterprises.com> wrote:
> I have a "main" menu that gets embedded via Twig in my site-wide page
> header. I've created additional menus for some of the deeper sections
> of the content. I'm wondering how I get the main menu to mark an
> entry "current" in a page that is logically under one of the pages
> referenced by that main menu item. Is there a way to tell the main
> menu that the item for the /foo route should be marked current when
> any route starting with /foo is being handled?
>
> Paul
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