I'm not following this. What I was looking for in the first case is
something like this:
url = tg.requested_url
url_parts = url.split('/')
# construct the navigation bar from url_parts
# but that won't work with restful style access, so what I really want
to do is know where I am on the controller hiearchy. So I might have
controllers RootController -> EfileController -> UploadController
linked. If UploadController is currently being accessed, I'd like to
know that and (by introspection) produce a navigation menu with a link
for each controller. In this case, it would look like this:
home > efile > upload
Each item in the "breadcrumb" navigation list would reference a
controller. I'd like to do this without having to seperately define a
navigation list. One thought that did occur to me is that I could
inspect all controllers on startup to build a hierarchy list. Then
when I figure out which controller is being accessed, I can reference
this list to build the menu. Where is a good place to store this list
so that I can reference it later?
The actual navigation links will be constructed in the master.kid
template. So if I can figure out how to determine which controller is
being called from the template, I think I can do this. Is it possible
to know which controller is being called from a template? I say I'm
doing this in a template. I may actually put this code in a module and
call it from the template to create the menu.
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