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I've got a setup like the following.
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Ok, my breadcrumb looks like this:
<ul> <li><a href="/?mobile=1">Home</a></li> @foreach(var level in @Model.Ancestors(2)) { <li><a href="@level.Url?mobile=1">@level.Name</a></li> } <li>@Model.Name</li> </ul>
Ths is what gets returned: Home | about | moreinfo
Is there some reason that info is being skipped in my example? I was assuming that the Ancestors would return all the parents.
It's not actually being skipped, "2" is the index of your ancestor, so you're only getting ancestor number 2. Why not use ancestors without the number?
Or, if you want to filter by level, do something like:
@Model.Ancestors().Where("Level > 2")
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
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Ancestors(2) not returning all the Ancestors (4.7RC)
I've got a setup like the following.
Ok, my breadcrumb looks like this:
<ul> <li><a href="/?mobile=1">Home</a></li> @foreach(var level in @Model.Ancestors(2)) { <li><a href="@level.Url?mobile=1">@level.Name</a></li> } <li>@Model.Name</li> </ul>Ths is what gets returned: Home | about | moreinfo
Is there some reason that info is being skipped in my example? I was assuming that the Ancestors would return all the parents.
It's not actually being skipped, "2" is the index of your ancestor, so you're only getting ancestor number 2. Why not use ancestors without the number?
Or, if you want to filter by level, do something like:
@Model.Ancestors().Where("Level > 2")Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
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