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Hi!
At the moment I'm developing a website for a client using GetSimple. I really got to love the system, but didn't like not having my second category depth displayed in the URL structure... I searched the forum and didn't find a solution... therefore I tried hacking it myself and it seems, I was successful!!
I18N Base is necessary for the hack to work, because the hack is written in i18n_base/frontend.class.php
Look for the function public static function getURL($slug, $slugparent, $language=null, $type='full') and add the following code after global $url, $parent, $PERMALINK, $PERMALINK_ORIG;
At least for me it worked and now I do not have
http://domain.com/cat1/cat2/ followed by http://domain.com/cat2/page
but http://domain.com/cat1/cat2/page
Therefore I hope, this small hack can be of help for others as well
Best,
Anke
At the moment I'm developing a website for a client using GetSimple. I really got to love the system, but didn't like not having my second category depth displayed in the URL structure... I searched the forum and didn't find a solution... therefore I tried hacking it myself and it seems, I was successful!!
I18N Base is necessary for the hack to work, because the hack is written in i18n_base/frontend.class.php
Look for the function public static function getURL($slug, $slugparent, $language=null, $type='full') and add the following code after global $url, $parent, $PERMALINK, $PERMALINK_ORIG;
PHP Code:
$data = self::getPageData($slugparent);
if($data) {
$parentparent = $data->parent;
if($parentparent != "") {
$slugparent = $parentparent."/".$slugparent;
}
}
At least for me it worked and now I do not have
http://domain.com/cat1/cat2/ followed by http://domain.com/cat2/page
but http://domain.com/cat1/cat2/page
Therefore I hope, this small hack can be of help for others as well
Best,
Anke
