Hi Salgado, Barry.
On Mon, 2009-09-14 at 08:10 -0400, Barry Warsaw wrote:
* If for some reason you do not want to use the default reversed-
breadcrumbs in your <title>, implement the `page_title` attribute in
your view, and set the view class attribute
`override_title_breadcrumbs` to `True`. Generally, you will ''not''
want to do this, so that the default reverse-breadcrumbs are used.
You should take the time to convert any `pagetitle.py` entries for
your view to using a `page_title` attribute.
* If your page template uses `CONTEXTS/fmt:pagetitle`, get rid of
this. Use the `base-layout.pt` and it will handle your page title
for
you.
base-layout still requires a page_title to remove the title from
pagetitles.py, even though value is not used. I saw this while working
on a leaf page (+packages).
Since the breadcrumbs for many leaf pages are not English, and now
show
up in the browser title, we have a bigger problem. Should I be writing
tests to verify we create insane titles? I think not.
I think I want to define an attribute on the view to provide the last
breadcrumb. I looked at Hierarchy and see that the +value is coming
from
the URL, not an object. Can we mark the view with a interface, or
claim
it implements IBreadcrumb to provide the text attr?
