Abstract
Site Map is a very powerful part of Lift that does essentially what it says: provides a map (menu) for your site. Of course, if it only generated a set of links on your pages, we wouldn’t have a whole chapter dedicate to it. In addition to basic menu generation functionality, Site Map also provides
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Access control mechanisms that deal not only with whether a menu item is visible but whether the page it points to is accessible
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Grouping of menu items so that you can easily display portions of menus where you want them
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Nested menus so you can have hierarchies
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Request rewriting (similar to URL rewriting that we covered in Chapter 3)
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▪|State-dependent computations for things like age titles, page-specific snippets, and so on The beauty of Site Map is that it’s very easy to start out with the basic functionality and expand it as needed as you grow.
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© 2009 Derek Chen-Becker, Marius Danciu, and Tyler Weir
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Chen-Becker, D., Danciu, M., Weir, T. (2009). Site Map. In: The Definitive Guide to Lift. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2422-8_5
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