Bug or feature? - output of locator()

[marce]

cmsimple-Version 3.1 from cmsimple.org with all sec-patches. Hosting is done by 1&1.

URL: http://www.marce.de/cmsimple/
(Page in german)

I'm using the locator()-function in my template and have the following "structure" in content.htm:

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<h1>Privates</h1>
<h2>Links</h2>
...
<h1>Linux</h1>
<h2>Links</h2>
...

on the page http://www.marce.de/cmsimple/?Privates the output of locator() is

Privates

on http://www.marce.de/cmsimple/?Privates:Links the output of locator() is

Privates -> Links

-> Everything ok.

on the page http://www.marce.de/cmsimple/?Linux the output of locator() is

Privates -> Linux

(I would expect only "Linux")

an on http://www.marce.de/cmsimple/?Linux:Links the output of locator() is

Privates -> Linux -> Links

(I would expect only "Linux -> Links")

So, the first <h1>-heading is always the first point in the output of the locator()-function - not depending, in which <h1>-subtree of the navigation you are.

Any suggestions?

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[wosee]

It's a feature. I think there should always be a way back to "Welcome" or "Home" or whatever.

[harteg]

It is inspired by Jacob Nielsen http://www.useit.com/ - always start with a link to frontpage in breadcrumb navigation.

[marce]

no problem with it - to me iin my special case t's just a "wolud have been nice if..."-feature...

btw.: great work.