2011-11-13, 21:54:34
Hello.
I have previously added FancyURLs to my test site, however I noticed that it doesn't output full slug path in the address bar as URL. To explain:
Instead:
it gives:
- that is, it outputs oly the immediate parent.
Is there some %grandparent% and %grandgrandparent% option for URL formation? :-)
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Second question is regarding start page.
The site structure is designed as:
site.tdl
- cat1
- cat2
- subcat1
- subcat2
- subsubcat1
- subsubcat2
- subsubcat3
- subcat3
- subcat4
- caT3
- cat4
The problem is that because of %parent% rule, CMS outputs "index" when at that immediate sublevel:
Would it be possible to hide only that "index" in .htaccess, or maybe rename "index" slug into something else?
Thanks.
(This structure is necessary because of the end users.)
I have previously added FancyURLs to my test site, however I noticed that it doesn't output full slug path in the address bar as URL. To explain:
Instead:
Code:
http://site.tdl/products/product-subcategory/best-product-ever.html
it gives:
Code:
http://site.tdl/product-subcategory/best-product-ever.html
- that is, it outputs oly the immediate parent.
Is there some %grandparent% and %grandgrandparent% option for URL formation? :-)
*******
Second question is regarding start page.
The site structure is designed as:
site.tdl
- cat1
- cat2
- subcat1
- subcat2
- subsubcat1
- subsubcat2
- subsubcat3
- subcat3
- subcat4
- caT3
- cat4
The problem is that because of %parent% rule, CMS outputs "index" when at that immediate sublevel:
Code:
http://site.tdl/index/cat1.html
Would it be possible to hide only that "index" in .htaccess, or maybe rename "index" slug into something else?
Thanks.
(This structure is necessary because of the end users.)