Re: [Rest2web-develop] Section headers

[martin f k. <ma...@ma...>]

also sprach Michael Foord <mi...@pc...> [2006.08.05.1245 +0100]:
> martin f krafft wrote:
> >also sprach Michael Foord <mi...@pc...> [2006.08.05.1158 +0100]:
> > =20
> >>Yes indextree['parent'] is always None.
> >>   =20
> >
> >Ok.
> >
> > =20
> >>I *think* I see what you want to do. You want a single index page
> >>which only shows pages from the selected section. I could probably
> >>achieve that with javascript, but I wouldn't know how to do it
> >>with CSS. :-)
> >>   =20
> >
> >No no, much easier. I simply want a list of categories (let's not
> >call them sections) as defined in the root, to show up on all pages
> >of the site. I want one of those categories to be hilighted,
> >depending on where we are in the site.
> >
> > =20
> Does your site have many directories ?

No.

> >Pseudocode:
> >
> >  def current_url_matches_category(page, cat):
> >    // ...
> >
> >  print '<ol id=3D"globalsect">'
> >  for cat in indextree['categories']:
> >    if current_url_matches_category(page, cat):
> >      print '<li class=3D"current">' + cat['link title'] + '</li>'
> >    else:
> >      print '<li><a href=3D"%s">%s</a></li>' % (cat['base_url'],=20
> >      cat['link_title'])
> >
> > =20
> By current URL you mean the current page being rendered I assume.

Yes.

> You can get the 'category' of the current page from :
>=20
>    thispage['section']

Well, I understand sections to be per directory. My "categories"
need to be site-wide.

> So assuming every directory has the same categories, your code above=20
> should be fairly simple...
>=20
> Could you try again with the sourceforge mailing list ?

Done. Thus not trimming.

I am now running up against a new problem, testing:

  $ r2w
  [...]
  Building contact.html
  [...]
  Processing "sub" directory.
  $ mkdir foo
  $ cp contact.txt foo/bar.txt
  $ r2w
  [...]
  Building contact.html
  Skipping "contact.html". Identical file exists.
  [...]
  Processing "foo" directory.

  Processing "sub" directory.
  [...]

It's just ignoring the foo/bar.txt file...

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