Navigation href attribute with default attribute

[shrirangphadke]

Hi,

I am trying to create a navigation menu with HTML href attribute as follows:

<nav color="3075AB">
    <collection label="My Label">
        <a href="/app/myappname/firewall__overview" default='true'>Overview</a>
          ...

But when I click on 'myappname' I am redirected to alerts page instead of myapp default page which is firewall__overview.

When I specify same page with View XML tag my default page becomes firewall__overview which is expected behavior.

  <nav color="3075AB">
        <collection label="My Label">
            <view name="firewall__overview" default="true"/>
              ...

So I am wondering whether default tag does not work with href attribute.
If I want to make it work with href attribute is there any workaround?

If that is not possible then is there any way to override View name in Navigation menu?
Please help.

[martin_mueller · Accepted solution]

Unlike the view tag, the a tag does not have a default attribute. See the RelaxNG schema for nav.xml:

...
View = element view {
    (
        attribute name { text }
        | (
            attribute source { "all" | "unclassified" }
            & attribute match { text }?
        )
    )
    & attribute default { text }?
}

A = element a {
    attribute href { text }
    & text
}
...

Conversely, the view tag doesn't have a label attribute or plain xml text to override the displayed label 😞

[shrirangphadke]

Hi @martin_mueller,

Thanks! okey, I will have to figure out some other workaround to it 😞
Anyways thanks for your help!

[bmacias84]

The name attribute is not used in the nav bar. The nav bar use the label tag within the dashboard xml to display within the Navigation.

<dashboard showsource="false" script="contents.js" stylesheet="contents.css">
    <label>Examples FooBar</label>
</dashboard>

Example FooBar will be the text with the nav bar.

[shrirangphadke]

Hi @bmacias,

Thanks for your answer,

Actually the problem I am trying to solve is as follows:

My page label is

<label>Firewall-Alerts</label>

On some other page I have:

<label>Firewall-Overview</label>

But on navigation menu I want to represent navigation as:

Firewall
   Alerts
   Overview

Thus I want to override label in Navigation to make it:

Firewall-Alerts --- Alerts
Firewall-Overview -- Overview

Is there any way to achieve this?