Wow, that was dead simple man! Thanks for the little tutorial!

I was thinking of integrating your solution with Twitter Bootstrap's Bread crumb ui.

Hi ! Your breadcrumbs solution is the best I've found so far. After implementing it in my Pyramid application, it happens that link are displayed without being interpreted in HTML:

"localhost:6543 / (...)"

Did I miss something ?

Thanks,

Julien

@update :

I solved my error by tweaking a bit your links function :

def links( self ):
    links = []
    for count, crumb in enumerate( self.crumbs, start = 1 ):
        crumb_uri = self._protocol + '/'.join( self.crumbs[ 0:count ] )
        links.append({'uri':crumb_uri, 'crumb':crumb})
    return links

I also embedded it in a Bootstrap breadcrumb (as suggested earlier) :

% for link in request.bread.links:

      <a href="${link['uri']}" rel="nofollow">${link['crumb']}</a> /

  % endfor

Thanks again for this useful tool !

Julien

The problem wasn't with the links method, the problem was with my example mako template code:

% for link in links:
    ${link|n} /  
% endfor

Newer versions of pyramid escape HTML. To prevent escaping HTML (to send HTML into your template from your view) use the | n filter.

I updated the example above to be more correct.

Hi Russell,

Thanks for your answer !

btw, you solved another problem I faced with this | n tip :).

Julien