[Twisted-web] Page navigation: a cry for help

[Christopher Armstrong]

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Michal Pasternak wrote:
> The basic question is: if I have website, and that website's structure is
> tree-like, how will be the most proper way to create navigation?

> Do you have any methods or solutions for a good, easy woven page navigation
> model?

What kind of storage are you using? If it's a filesystem that mirrors 
the URL structure, you could just look up a modified request.prepath in 
your file system and look at sibling pages.

The moral of the story is that it depends on your storage mechanism. 
Where is the canonical location of your tree of pages? It's most likely 
that your data source will somehow be "keyed" by information that's 
available in request.prepath, whether it's keyed by actual paths or just 
one of the elements in the prepath, or whatever.

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