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 breadcrumbs in header file?

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rje
Posted: 02/01/2002, 11:02 AM

Anyone know of a good way to incorporate breadcrumbs navigation into CC? One nice ASP script I found relied on pages being saved in nested folders that reflected the site's hierarchy, but that doesn't seem easily compatible with CC. I was hoping I could just use a nice bit of ASP code in the header page for easy maintenance, but I don't have the know-how to cook it up on my own. Do any of the examples use breadcrumbs? (Not that I've noticed.) Any tips or links would be very much appreciated.
Ken Hardwick
Posted: 02/01/2002, 12:21 PM

rje,

The following site might be of use to you. I have not tried to incorporate it into CC. I would appreciation feedback on your end result of incorporating this or other code into CC as "breadcrumbs".

Ken@kenhardwick.com

Breadcrumbs for Those Using ASP

http://www.evolt.org/article/Breadcrumbs_for_Those_Using_ASP/17/4438
rje
Posted: 02/01/2002, 12:26 PM

Ken,

Interesting you cited that article. That's the same one I referred to in my message. Unfortunately, best I understand things right now, it's a tough one to implement to CC because it takes the titles for the crumbs from the names of the nested folders that you use to save your webpages. However, it seems that CC only allows (at least without fancy coding or a lot of tedious editing?) for all the pages to dump into one root folder. So, if I'm correct in all this, that scheme won't work. Hopefully someone will show me the error of my ways so I can use it after all. :)

   


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