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Is {ifCurrent} going to be removed?

6 years ago
netteman
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Hi,

I'm using the {ifCurrent} macro in my templates because it's super easy to use.

But it's marked as deprecated :(

https://latte.nette.org/cs/tags#…
https://latte.nette.org/en/tags#…

Could you tell me if it's going to be removed in the upcomming Nette 3.0 (and I'll have to switch to the really-difficult-to-write $presenter->isLinkCurrent($link) ? …)

Thanks :)

6 years ago
Ondřej Kubíček
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yes, you have to use $presenter->isLinkCurrent($link)

6 years ago
netteman
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Nooooooooo! :(

5 years ago
romal
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netteman wrote:

Nooooooooo! :(

Use it! It is still works fine!

5 years ago
David Grudl
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It's been deprecated for a long time, but it will work in future.

5 years ago
romal
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David Grudl wrote:

It's been deprecated for a long time, but it will work in future.

Thanks, David!!!

5 years ago
Petr Parolek
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@DavidGrudl Why did you decided deprecated it?

5 years ago
David Grudl
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Because $presenter->isLinkCurrent($link) is more universal:

<li n:class="$presenter->isLinkCurrent('Product:show') && $otherCondition ? active : in-active">
	<a n:href="Product:show">...</a>
</li>

When it is used inside element A, it is not necessary to repeat link destination:

<a n:class="$presenter->isLinkCurrent() ? active : normal" n:href="Product:show">...</a>

Latte 2.6 comes with custom functions, so it will be even easier:

<a n:class="isLinkCurrent() ? active : normal" n:href="Product:show">...</a>