menu_builder | Simple helper for menus and tabs in Rails | Application Framework library

I added menu to the database and check if it's 0 or 1. I have dropped the sub-sub menu's, but I will update this post if I add them.

I think part of what is making this difficult is trying to combine creating your data structures with presentation. Usually it is best to structure your data first before worrying about how to present it.

I tried my best to break this up into separate steps as best I could. I added some commented out print_r statements so you can see what each step is doing. Let me know if you have any questions about it.

Thank you all for your time.

This gist was helpful: https://gist.github.com/lsv/4d8044d21819f28f0dde52a3fb8211a0

This answer was helpful: How to avoid "knp_menu.factory" deprecation?

services.yaml

I've just changed the class name in MenuBuilder and the method to createSidebarMenu, and changed the service id with new class name and now it works. Just a big mistery to me.

service.yml

You aren't doing anything wrong. If you need information from the request, such as a parameter from the URL, or the username from a service (like $this->tokenStorage->getToken()->getUser();) then arrange to get it, and use it.

In my own code, I've fetched the user (as above - assuming it exists) an use it to make a link:

I added public: true to the app.menu_builder service in services.php,

If you use autowire to true you don't need to specify the router service. Something like this should be enough :

I've found my mistake with the usage of those two bundles.

The JMS\I18nRoutingBundle\Router::generate() function will return the absolute path for the route given to the function.

So the following happens:

Yes, you have to create MenuListener, add child elements in there, and register it as a service. You have it explained in the documentation: http://docs.sylius.org/en/latest/customization/menu.html

Good luck!