Add a user_menu method to the Admin_View and then use this method to get the

user menu.  Since the information displayed is identical in both admin and
theme views, it makes sense to combine the generation to it is done in a common
location.
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Tim Almdal
2010-01-23 13:29:49 -08:00
parent 06ef3885b3
commit abdeb21ccb
4 changed files with 17 additions and 16 deletions

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@@ -43,23 +43,10 @@
<?= $theme->site_status() ?>
<div id="g-header" class="ui-helper-clearfix">
<?= $theme->admin_header_top() ?>
<ul id="g-login-menu" class="g-inline g-right">
<li class="g-first">
<? if (identity::is_writable()): ?>
<?= t('Logged in as %name', array('name' => html::mark_clean(
'<a href="' . url::site("form/edit/users/{$user->id}") .
'" title="' . t("Edit your profile")->for_html_attr() .
'" id="g-user-profile-link" class="g-dialog-link">' .
html::clean($user->display_name()) . '</a>'))) ?>
<? else: ?>
<?= t('Logged in as %name', array('name' => html::clean($user->display_name()))) ?>
<? endif ?>
</li>
<li id="g-logout-link"><a href="<?= url::site("logout?csrf=$csrf&amp;continue=" . urlencode(item::root()->url())) ?>"><?= t("Logout") ?></a></li>
</ul>
<a id="g-logo" class="g-left" href="<?= item::root()->url() ?>" title="<?= t("go back to the Gallery")->for_html_attr() ?>">
&larr; <?= t("back to the ...") ?>
</a>
<?= $theme->user_menu() ?>
<div id="g-site-admin-menu" class="ui-helper-clearfix">
<?= $theme->admin_menu() ?>
</div>