Indicate all active prefixes of current page (with PATCH)

[anonymous]

I have a wiki with a nested structure:

• UserGuide
  • Topic1
  • Topic2
    • Details About Topic 2
• SysadminGuide

On each page, I have multiple [[TOC]] macros: one listing the available guides, one listing the available topics, one listing details pages. The current implementation of [[TOC]] sets the CSS class active on the one single item that matches the current page name. In order to give a kind of "bread crumb" setup where you can see where in the hierarchy of pages you are, I have added an option allactive that marks those pages which have a pagename that is a prefix of the current page, as active as well. So when visiting details about topic 2, in the TOCs on that page, UserGuide and Topic2 and details about topic 2 are all marked active.

(I use TRAC 1.0, but I'm not really sure which version of the TOC macro my sources are based off of, since I originally imported a tarball into my own SVN)

[Adriaan de Groot]

An obvious extension of this scheme would be to allow different CSS classes on the different levels, to distinguish active-really-the-current-page from active-superpages-of-the-current-page, but that would require changes to multiple bits of code that assign a CSS class to an <ol> element within the macro.

[Adriaan de Groot]

Patch adding option allactive

[Adriaan de Groot]

My copy of the TocMacro sources says version = '11.0.0.3' so it is probably a pretty old version of the macro. I hope it still applies.