Code case for level two navigation and highlighting in ThinkPhp3.2

Have nothing to do, take notes

The realization of the second level navigation, is a two-level linkage, um

First look at the database, I like to use a table, the table is more than fun

Second-class code to take the first-class navigation code on the line, do a simple chestnut;

Code section:

Look at the controller, big head in this:

<?phpnamespace otcms\controller;use think\controller;use otcms\controller\wxhcontroller;use Think\index;class Wxhcontroller extends controller{public    function Index ()    {        $cha = M (' article ');        $chaa = $cha->where ("A_keyword = 274")->select ();        foreach ($chaa as & $v)        {            $aid = $v [' a_id '];      $AA =  $cha->where ("Laiyuan = $aid")->select ();            Determine if there is a level two menu            if (empty ($AA))            {                $v [' Shao ']= "";            }            else{                           $v [' Shao ']= $aa;            } Dump ($AA);        }        $this->assign (' Chaa ', $chaa);        $this->display (' Wxh:public/25-1index ');}    }

Well, the first SQL is the second level of navigation, which is the level two navigation,

Look at the front-end code:

    <nav class= "NAV" > <ul class= "ul1" > <foreach n                                        Ame= "Chaa" item= "AB" > <li class= "Li1" >  <a href= "about.html" >{$ab .a_title}</a> <if condition= "$ab [' Shao '] Neq "> <ul> <fore                                                        Ach name= "ab[' Shao '" item= "V" > <li>                                                    <a href= "about.html" >{$v .a_title}</a>                                            </li> </foreach>                                        </ul> <else/>             </if>                       </li> </foreach> </ul> </nav>

Here's <if condition= "$ab [' Shao '] neq '" > is to determine if it is empty

Highlight:

var patharray = location.pathname; $aa =$ ("a[href=" "+patharray+" '] "). $dd. AddClass (" current ");

These two lines of code can handle most of the navigation highlighting,

Encountered special need to use: can be taken to his parent: with parents

<script type= "Text/javascript" >var Patharray = location.pathname;$ ("a[href=" "+patharray+" '] "). Parents (' Li '). AddClass ("current");</script>