breadcrumb classes.

**justin.shreve@gmail.com** · Jul 17 '05, 09:58 AM

Re: breadcrumb classes.

Is a class really needed for breadcrumbs? For my blog navigation (my
weblog script) I simply just use a function that goes along with my
template engine.

Example:

<?php
$output = breadcrumb("{b Index}index.php {/b} {s} {b
Options}index.p hp?options{/b}", "||");

function breadcrumb($dat a,$sep) {
$breadcrumb = str_replace("{s }", $sep, $data);
$breadcrumb = preg_replace("# {b (.*?)}(.*?){/b}#s", "<a
href=\"\\2\">\\ 1</a>", $breadcrumb);
return $breadcrumb;
}

print($output);
?>

Will create a simple breadcrum setup, and you could just display the
navigation depending on the page load (example):

$output = breadcrumb("{b
".$_GET['id']."}index.php?id =".$_GET['id']."{/b}", "||");
Depends on how advanced you want to get.

**Traeonna** · Oct 12 '05, 08:33 PM

I've been looking for something similar. See I pretty much design a "template" then call certain information such as content, title, and navigation.

Placed before <html> on index.php in root (this is my template file).

Code:

<?
$fullPath = '/home/traeonna.com/public_html/ayablue';
$dir = $_GET['dir'];
$page = $_GET['page'];
if(!isset($dir)) {
 $dir = 'home';
 $page = 'index';
 }
?>

Here are my includes for content, title, and navigation.

Code:

<? include($fullPath . '/' . $dir . '/' . $page . '.php'); ?>

<? include($fullPath . '/' . $dir . '/' . $page . '_title.php'); ?>

<? include($fullPath . '/' . $dir . '/' . $dir . '_nav.php'); ?>

An example of how the URL looks...
http://ayablue.traeonn a.com/index.php?dir=p ortfolio_amanda &page=fb_sa

I would like a breadcrumb as such...
Home > Amanda's Portfolio > Fruits Basket - Ayame Sohma

It seems that all the breadcrumb stuff I've found will not work with this current system. I'm sure there's a way around this, but I'm just not that well versed in PHP.

breadcrumb classes.

breadcrumb classes.

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