simple-navigation

Is there any way I can order the menu items dynamically? So primary.item :account, 'Home',

Can't get my head around it, but thanks anyway. quinta-feira, 5 de Julho de 2018 às 15:41:15 UTC+

Hi Rafael, I don't think I get your problem. What do you mean by 'relate this form with

Did you execute "rails generate navigation_config” as described in the docs? On Tue, Nov 21,

I would like to identify for a selected top level menu item if there is sub menu or not. The main

Hi Daniel, have you checked https://github.com/codeplant/simple-navigation/wiki/Dynamic-Navigation-

Glad you could rewrite the code. The common way of rendering navigations is a-tag inside li-tag... If

the specs can be tested against multiple rails versions and thus you have to set a specific gem file:

In your config file your refer to variable url, which is not defined anywere. You have to replace url

attaching sample app On Tuesday, October 28, 2014 5:12:52 PM UTC-4, brucex wrote: I'm having the

Hi Andi, Great to hear about it's inclusion in 4.0, thanks for the confirmation. Cheers, Emery On

Now that I'm working on cleaning up the gem, using `gemspec` in the Gemfile solved the problem, I

Hey, please see my answer on Stack Overflow. Cheers, Andi On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 11:29 PM, <

There certainly seem to be some similarities. I'll try implementing some of those workarounds and

Did you check out the json renderer? It can also output hashes… Maybe it helps. https://github.com/

Hi Frederik, you can set the expand_all option to true in your render_navigation call. Andi On Tue,

Never mind.. I got it working. Was a bug in my model code.. A fully dynamic menu can be done using

I actually got it working thanks to the help from a friend.. here is the code I used (ps. those CSS

Sorry for the late reply, are you still having issues with this? Andi On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 1:58 PM

If sub1-sub4 are on the same level of navigation, this is not possible out of the box. You would

Can you post your stacktrace? Thanks. On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 3:52 AM, <daniel...@gmail.com

This really sounds exactly like a very common use case for using a jquery/javascript menu plugin. I

Many thanks Andi! I have to say the level of feedback and support within the rails community as a

Hi Jason, please check SimpleNavigation::Helpers#active_navigation_item in the source code. You can

I guess you have three options: 1) Write a custom renderer which generates exactly the html output

Got it just add to navigation.items do |primary| primary.dom_id = 'navigation' end Love this

Thanks. Sorry I missed that one. I was searching too literally for "confirm" options rather

Thanks. That makes sense. Steven. On 17/12/2012, at 8:39 PM, Andi Schacke <andreas.schacke@gmail.

Not out of the box, unfortunately... The initial purpose of simple-navigation was to render

That was it! Sometimes it takes someone else looking at your code to notice something so obvious.