def navigation_widget_items(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for the "items" display type, a term used to avoid confusion
that comes with calling this a "list" -- there are horizontal lists and
there are vertical aspect lists. We distinguish here that the following
views are not recursive and tree-like. They offer a limited list of
items for the current context.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_items() view function.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
settings = navigation_settings()
display_type = settings['{0}_display_type'.format(location)]
show_menu = asbool(settings['{0}_show_menu'.format(location)])
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['{0}_label'.format(location)])
nav_class = 'nav nav-tabs'
dropdowns = False
if 'hor_' in display_type:
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
nav_class = 'nav nav-{0}'.format(tabs_or_pills)
dropdowns = True if display_type.endswith('downs') else False
elif display_type == 'ver_list':
nav_class = 'nav nav-list'
dropdowns = True if display_type.endswith('downs') else False
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
items = get_children(context, request, location)
allowed_children = []
for item in items:
ac = get_children(item, request, location)
allowed_children.append(ac if ac else [])
return {'location': location,
'items': items,
'display_type': display_type,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'show_menu': show_menu,
'allowed_children': allowed_children,
'label': label,
'show_item_dropdowns': dropdowns,
}
def navigation_widget_breadcrumbs(self):
"""Views for the "breadcrumbs" display type, which is essentially the
same as Kotti's default breadcrumbs display, except that here you
have control of the associated label.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_breadcrumbs()
function.
"""
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
options = get_setting(self.location + "_options", default=[])
include_root = "include_root" in options
label = parse_label(self.context.title, get_setting(self.location + "_label"))
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class
# for the containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the
# middle span12 area for content. When nav is in any of the other
# slots, no class is needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit
# nav to the slot.
use_container_class = self.location == "beforebodyend"
lineage_items = get_lineage(self.context, self.request, self.location)
if not include_root and root in lineage_items:
lineage_items.remove(root)
lineage_items.reverse()
return {
"location": self.location,
"use_container_class": use_container_class,
"label": label,
"lineage_items": lineage_items,
}
def navigation_widget_tree(self):
"""Views for display type "tree", continued:
- These are the main views for the tree display type, each using the
general navigation_widget_tree() view function.
- The nav recurse view above is called from nav_widget_tree.pt,
used in each of these.
"""
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
display_type = get_setting(self.location + '_display_type')
options = get_setting(self.location + '_options')
if 'dropdowns' in options:
dropdown_resource_group.need()
include_root = 'include_root' in options
show_menu = 'show_menu' in options
label = get_setting(self.location + '_label')
if label:
label = parse_label(self.context.title, label)
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class
# for the containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the
# middle span12 area for content. When nav is in any of the other
# slots, no class is needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit
# nav to the slot.
use_container_class = self.location == 'beforebodyend'
items = get_children(root, self.request, self.location)
tree_is_open_all = 'open_all' in options
nav_class = get_nav_class(self.location)
return {'location': self.location,
'root': root,
'display_type': display_type,
'include_root': include_root,
'show_menu': show_menu,
'show_divider': show_menu and self.location != 'top' and items,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'tree_is_open_all': tree_is_open_all,
'is_node_open': is_node_open,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'items': items,
'label': label,
'dropdowns': 'dropdowns' in options,
'hidden': ''}
def navigation_widget_tree(self):
"""Views for display type "tree", continued:
- These are the main views for the tree display type, each using the
general navigation_widget_tree() view function.
- The nav recurse view above is called from nav_widget_tree.pt,
used in each of these.
"""
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
display_type = get_setting(self.location + "_display_type")
options = get_setting(self.location + "_options")
include_root = "include_root" in options
show_menu = "show_menu" in options
label = get_setting(self.location + "_label")
if label:
label = parse_label(self.context.title, label)
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class
# for the containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the
# middle span12 area for content. When nav is in any of the other
# slots, no class is needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit
# nav to the slot.
use_container_class = self.location == "beforebodyend"
items = get_children(root, self.request, self.location)
tree_is_open_all = "open_all" in options
nav_class = get_nav_class(options)
return {
"location": self.location,
"root": root,
"display_type": display_type,
"include_root": include_root,
"show_menu": show_menu,
"show_divider": show_menu and self.location != "top" and items,
"nav_class": nav_class,
"tree_is_open_all": tree_is_open_all,
"is_node_open": is_node_open,
"use_container_class": use_container_class,
"items": items,
"label": label,
}
def navigation_widget_items(self):
"""Views for the "items" display type, a term used to avoid confusion
that comes with calling this a "list" -- there are horizontal lists
and there are vertical aspect lists. We distinguish here that the
following views are not recursive and tree-like. They offer a
limited list of items for the current context.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_items() view function.
"""
resource_group.need()
display_type = get_setting(self.location + '_display_type')
options = get_setting(self.location + '_options', default=[])
nav_class = get_nav_class(self.location)
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class
# for the containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the
# middle span12 area for content. When nav is in any of the other
# slots, no class is needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit
# nav to the slot.
use_container_class = self.location == 'beforebodyend'
items = get_children(self.context, self.request, self.location)
allowed_children = []
for item in items:
ac = get_children(item, self.request, self.location)
allowed_children.append(ac if ac else [])
label = parse_label(self.context.title,
get_setting(self.location + '_label'))
careted = (display_type == 'items') and\
('dropdowns' in options)
return {'location': self.location,
'items': items,
'display_type': display_type,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'show_menu': 'show_menu' in options,
'allowed_children': allowed_children,
'label': label,
'dropdowns': 'dropdowns' in options,
}
def navigation_widget_breadcrumbs(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for the "breadcrumbs" display type, which is essentially the
same as Kotti's default breadcrumbs display, except that here you have
control of the associated label.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_breadcrumbs() function.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
settings = navigation_settings()
include_root = asbool(settings['{0}_include_root'.format(location)])
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['{0}_label'.format(location)])
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
lineage_items = get_lineage(context, request, location)
if not include_root and root in lineage_items:
lineage_items.remove(root)
lineage_items.reverse()
return {
'location': location,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'label': label,
'lineage_items': lineage_items
}
def navigation_widget_breadcrumbs(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for the "breadcrumbs" display type, which is essentially the
same as Kotti's default breadcrumbs display, except that here you have
control of the associated label.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_breadcrumbs() function.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
settings = navigation_settings()
include_root = asbool(settings['{0}_include_root'.format(location)])
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['{0}_label'.format(location)])
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
lineage_items = get_lineage(context, request, location)
if not include_root and root in lineage_items:
lineage_items.remove(root)
lineage_items.reverse()
return {'location': location,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'label': label,
'lineage_items': lineage_items}
def navigation_widget_tree(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for display type "tree", continued:
- These are the main views for the tree display type, each using the
general navigation_widget_tree() view function.
- The nav recurse view above is called from nav_widget_tree.pt,
used in each of these.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
settings = navigation_settings()
# Set defaults:
display_type = 'ver_tabs_stacked'
include_root = False
show_menu = False
label = ''
display_type_key = '{0}_display_type'.format(location)
if display_type_key in settings:
display_type = settings[display_type_key]
include_root_key = '{0}_include_root'.format(location)
if include_root_key in settings:
include_root = asbool(settings[include_root_key])
show_menu_key = '{0}_show_menu'.format(location)
if show_menu_key in settings:
show_menu = asbool(settings[show_menu_key])
label_key = '{0}_label'.format(location)
if label_key in settings:
label = parse_label(context.title, settings[label_key])
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
items = get_children(root, request, location)
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
nav_class = 'nav nav-{0} nav-stacked'.format(tabs_or_pills)
tree_is_open_all = True if display_type.endswith('open_all') else False
return {
'location': location,
'root': root,
'display_type': display_type,
'include_root': include_root,
'show_menu': show_menu,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'tree_is_open_all': tree_is_open_all,
'is_node_open': is_node_open,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'items': items,
'label': label
}
def navigation_widget_top(context, request, name=''):
"""View for the special-case top location, which must be handled this way
because Kotti's own default nav display must be overridden, and because
the top location is not a simple "slot." It consists of a navbar at the
very top, and a div location underneath that, as used here. The menu
(represented by a single button) is appropriate for use within the
navbar, but not so for the other display types, which are put in the div
underneath.
The driver for these views is the overridden nav.pt, which you will find
in /kotti-overrides/templates/view/nav.pt.
"""
settings = navigation_settings()
display_type = settings['top_display_type']
include_root = False
label = ''
show_menu = False
if 'top_include_root' in settings:
include_root = asbool(settings['top_include_root'])
if 'top_label' in settings:
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['top_label'])
if 'top_show_menu' in settings:
show_menu = asbool(settings['top_show_menu'])
top_properties = {}
if 'hor_' in display_type:
tree_properties = navigation_widget_items(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-items-top')
elif display_type == 'ver_list':
tree_properties = navigation_widget_items(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-items-top')
elif 'ver_' in display_type:
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
tree_is_open_all = True if display_type.endswith('open_all') else False
tree_properties = navigation_widget_tree(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-tree-top')
tree_properties['nav_class'] = \
'nav nav-{0} nav-stacked'.format(tabs_or_pills)
tree_properties['tree_is_open_all'] = tree_is_open_all
tree_properties['is_node_open'] = is_node_open
top_properties = tree_properties
elif display_type == 'breadcrumbs':
top_properties = navigation_widget_breadcrumbs(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-breadcrumbs-top')
elif display_type == 'menu':
top_properties = navigation_widget_menu(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-menu-top')
top_properties['location'] = 'top'
top_properties['display_type'] = display_type
top_properties['include_root'] = include_root
top_properties['label'] = label
top_properties['show_menu'] = show_menu
return top_properties
def navigation_widget_items(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for the "items" display type, a term used to avoid confusion
that comes with calling this a "list" -- there are horizontal lists and
there are vertical aspect lists. We distinguish here that the following
views are not recursive and tree-like. They offer a limited list of
items for the current context.
- They each use the general navigation_widget_items() view function.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
settings = navigation_settings()
display_type = settings['{0}_display_type'.format(location)]
show_menu = asbool(settings['{0}_show_menu'.format(location)])
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['{0}_label'.format(location)])
nav_class = 'nav nav-tabs'
dropdowns = False
if 'hor_' in display_type:
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
nav_class = 'nav nav-{0}'.format(tabs_or_pills)
dropdowns = True if display_type.endswith('downs') else False
elif display_type == 'ver_list':
nav_class = 'nav nav-list'
dropdowns = True if display_type.endswith('downs') else False
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
items = get_children(context, request, location)
allowed_children = []
for item in items:
ac = get_children(item, request, location)
allowed_children.append(ac if ac else [])
return {
'location': location,
'items': items,
'display_type': display_type,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'show_menu': show_menu,
'allowed_children': allowed_children,
'label': label,
'show_item_dropdowns': dropdowns,
}
def navigation_widget_tree(context, request, name=''):
"""Views for display type "tree", continued:
- These are the main views for the tree display type, each using the
general navigation_widget_tree() view function.
- The nav recurse view above is called from nav_widget_tree.pt,
used in each of these.
"""
# Assume top location, unless name or request.path are available.
location = 'top'
if name:
location = name[name.rfind('-') + 1:]
elif 'navigation-widget' in request.path:
location = location_from_path(request.path)
resource_group.need()
root = get_root()
settings = navigation_settings()
# Set defaults:
display_type = 'ver_tabs_stacked'
include_root = False
show_menu = False
label = ''
display_type_key = '{0}_display_type'.format(location)
if display_type_key in settings:
display_type = settings[display_type_key]
include_root_key = '{0}_include_root'.format(location)
if include_root_key in settings:
include_root = asbool(settings[include_root_key])
show_menu_key = '{0}_show_menu'.format(location)
if show_menu_key in settings:
show_menu = asbool(settings[show_menu_key])
label_key = '{0}_label'.format(location)
if label_key in settings:
label = parse_label(context.title, settings[label_key])
# When the nav display is set to the beforebodyend slot, the class for the
# containing div needs to be 'container' so it fits to the middle span12
# area for content. When nav is in any of the other slots, no class is
# needed, because the inherited CSS works to fit nav to the slot.
use_container_class = True if location == 'beforebodyend' else False
items = get_children(root, request, location)
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
nav_class = 'nav nav-{0} nav-stacked'.format(tabs_or_pills)
tree_is_open_all = True if display_type.endswith('open_all') else False
return {'location': location,
'root': root,
'display_type': display_type,
'include_root': include_root,
'show_menu': show_menu,
'nav_class': nav_class,
'tree_is_open_all': tree_is_open_all,
'is_node_open': is_node_open,
'use_container_class': use_container_class,
'items': items,
'label': label}
def navigation_widget_top(context, request, name=''):
"""View for the special-case top location, which must be handled this way
because Kotti's own default nav display must be overridden, and because
the top location is not a simple "slot." It consists of a navbar at the
very top, and a div location underneath that, as used here. The menu
(represented by a single button) is appropriate for use within the
navbar, but not so for the other display types, which are put in the div
underneath.
The driver for these views is the overridden nav.pt, which you will find
in /kotti-overrides/templates/view/nav.pt.
"""
settings = navigation_settings()
display_type = settings['top_display_type']
include_root = False
label = ''
show_menu = False
if 'top_include_root' in settings:
include_root = asbool(settings['top_include_root'])
if 'top_label' in settings:
label = parse_label(context.title, settings['top_label'])
if 'top_show_menu' in settings:
show_menu = asbool(settings['top_show_menu'])
top_properties = {}
if 'hor_' in display_type:
tree_properties = navigation_widget_items(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-items-top')
elif display_type == 'ver_list':
tree_properties = navigation_widget_items(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-items-top')
elif 'ver_' in display_type:
tabs_or_pills = 'tabs' if 'tabs' in display_type else 'pills'
tree_is_open_all = True if display_type.endswith('open_all') else False
tree_properties = navigation_widget_tree(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-tree-top')
tree_properties['nav_class'] = \
'nav nav-{0} nav-stacked'.format(tabs_or_pills)
tree_properties['tree_is_open_all'] = tree_is_open_all
tree_properties['is_node_open'] = is_node_open
top_properties = tree_properties
elif display_type == 'breadcrumbs':
top_properties = navigation_widget_breadcrumbs(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-breadcrumbs-top')
elif display_type == 'menu':
top_properties = navigation_widget_menu(
context, request, name='navigation-widget-menu-top')
top_properties['location'] = 'top'
top_properties['display_type'] = display_type
top_properties['include_root'] = include_root
top_properties['label'] = label
top_properties['show_menu'] = show_menu
return top_properties
