Navigation/Page/Mvc.php

Examples of finder calls:

// METHOD                         // SAME AS
$nav->findByLabel('foo');         // $nav->findOneBy('label', 'foo');
$nav->findByLabel('/foo/', true); // $nav->findBy('label', '/foo/', true);
$nav->findOneByLabel('foo');      // $nav->findOneBy('label', 'foo');
$nav->findAllByClass('foo');      // $nav->findAllBy('class', 'foo');

Magic overload for enabling

$page->propname

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Magic overload for enabling

isset($page->propname)

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Returns true if the property is native (id, class, title, etc), and true or false if it's a custom property (depending on whether the property actually is set).

Magic overload for enabling

$page->propname = $value

.

Magic overload for enabling

echo $page

.

Magic overload for enabling

unset($page->propname)

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This method will inject the container as the given page's parent by calling Zend_Navigation_Page::setParent().

Implements Countable interface.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

A specific type to construct can be specified by specifying the key 'type' in $options. If type is 'uri' or 'mvc', the type will be resolved to Zend_Navigation_Page_Uri or Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc. Any other value for 'type' will be considered the full name of the class to construct. A valid custom page class must extend Zend_Navigation_Page.

If 'type' is not given, the type of page to construct will be determined by the following rules: - If $options contains either of the keys 'action', 'controller', 'module', or 'route', a Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc page will be created. - If $options contains the key 'uri', a Zend_Navigation_Page_Uri page will be created.

If the given property is native (id, class, title, etc), the matching get method will be used. Otherwise, it will return the matching custom property, or null if not found.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

This method returns an associative array of forward links to other pages, where each element's key is the name of the relation (e.g. alternate, prev, next, help, etc), and the value is a mixed value that could somehow be considered a page.

This method returns an associative array of forward links to other pages, where each element's key is the name of the relation (e.g. alternate, prev, next, help, etc), and the value is a mixed value that could somehow be considered a page.

Returns a boolean value indicating whether the page is visible

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.

If the given property is native (id, class, title, etc), the matching set method will be used. Otherwise, it will be set as a custom property.

Each key in the array corresponds to the according set*() method, and each word is separated by underscores, e.g. the option 'target' corresponds to setTarget(), and the option 'reset_params' corresponds to the method setResetParams().

This method expects an associative array of forward links to other pages, where each element's key is the name of the relation (e.g. alternate, prev, next, help, etc), and the value is a mixed value that could somehow be considered a page.

This method expects an associative array of reverse links to other pages, where each element's key is the name of the relation (e.g. alternate, prev, next, help, etc), and the value is a mixed value that could somehow be considered a page.

Implements RecursiveIterator interface.