XRX/Breadcrumb Navigation Bar
Motivation
editWe want to provide a consistent way for users to navigate around in applications and their functions. To do this we provide a standard site navigation breadcrumb view.
Method
editEach site style module has a breadcrumbs() function. This function looks at the context of the application in the site and conditionally displays each level of the site as a path of links.
To support this function we will need to create a function that displays the depth we are in the site. We call this the $style:web-depth-in-site variable.
Here is an example of how to calculate it:
declare function style:web-depth-in-site() as xs:integer {
(: if the context adds '/exist' then the offset is six levels. If the context is '/' then we only need to subtract 5 :)
let $offset :=
if ($style:web-context)
then 6 else 5
return count(tokenize(request:get-uri(), '/')) - $offset
};
This function counts the number of "/" characters that appear in the current uri using the function get-uri(). It then does some offset calculations so that the root node of the site has a count of 1.
The $style:site-home is a path to the site home that can be renders in the context of the site. For example you might set it to:
let $style:site-homeĀ := '/rest/db/org/my-org'
The Application ID and Application Name should also be set in the $style:app-id $style:app-name variables.
This can be extracted from URI and the app-info.xml file.
declare function style:breadcrumbs() as node() {
<div class="breadcrumbs">
{ (: Check if Site Home should be displayed :)
if ($style:web-depth-in-site gt 1)
then <a href="{$style:site-home}/index.xq">Site Home</a>
else ()
}
{ (: Check if Apps Link should be displayed :)
if ($style:web-depth-in-site gt 2) then
(' > ' , <a href="{$style:site-home}/apps/index.xq">Apps</a>)
else ()
}
{ (: Check if App Name should be displayed :)
if ($style:web-depth-in-site gt 3) then
(' > ' ,
<a href="{$style:site-home}/apps/{$style:app-id}/index.xq">
{$style:app-info/xrx:app-name/text()}
</a>)
else ()
}
</div>
};