Re: Changing from flat to folder structure questions

2010-01-07 Thread Trevor Churchill
Yes, we're using Helicon Thought a content group in Liveserver could be used but Are you saying it's probably the best to create some sort of naming standard for filenames i.e. foldername_filename.html then use regexpression to make it LOOK like a folder structure? On 2010-01-06,

Re: Changing from flat to folder structure questions

2010-01-06 Thread markus giesen
folders and publication packages/structures unfortunately don't like this in LiveServer. You can do two things: - Rewrite the URLs in python using the rewriter that comes with the Live Server - Add your own rewriter depending on if you are using IIS (helicon) or Apache (mod_rewrite) (I hope you us

Re: Changing from flat to folder structure questions

2010-01-06 Thread trevc
Of course it's not that easy ... Sometimes I wish there was a 'RedDot' (insert proper OpenText Naming here) for Dummies... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RedDot CMS Users" group. To post to this group, send email to reddot-cms-us...@googlegroups.co

Re: Changing from flat to folder structure questions

2010-01-06 Thread trevc
Thanks!, So if I change the filename for the landing page for the investor section to: investor/index.html and other pages that I want in the investor section to investor/othernamedpage.html that's all that's required in CMS? (seems fairly straight forward/easy on a small site) We ar

Re: Changing from flat to folder structure questions

2010-01-06 Thread TonyGayter
Q1. Is it generally hard to implement a folder structure layout that mimics the navigation structure and does either version 9 or 10 introduce anything new that makes life simpler in this area. Is the issues more with LiveServer than with CMS? Yes, its a messy thing to do, but it can be done, ver