Multiple versions of the website in different subtrees
Multiple versions of the website in different subtrees
Thursday 05 July 2012 1:30:29 pm - 2 replies
Hi
I'm trying to create a new version of website leaving the old one in a public archive. This is actually redesign of the webpage.
I have reconstructed the structure of the content slightly to have:
Home --- 2012 ------ News ------ Other... --- 2011 ------ News ------ Other...
Is it possible to have URL's like:
http://mysite.com/News
which refers to Home/2012/News and
http://mysite.com/2011/News
which refers to Home/2011/News?
I created 2 siteaccess: 2012 and 2011 using configs:
# settings/siteaccess/2012/site.ini.append.php [SiteSettings] # Home/2012 node below IndexPage=/content/view/full/237 DefaultPage=/content/view/full/237 PathPrefix=2012 RootNodeDepth=2
# settings/siteaccess/2012/content.ini.append.php [NodeSettings] RootNode=237
and for siteaccess 2011:
# settings/siteaccess/2011/site.ini.append.php [SiteSettings] # Home/2011 node below IndexPage=/content/view/full/236 DefaultPage=/content/view/full/236 PathPrefix=2011 RootNodeDepth=2
# settings/siteaccess/2011/content.ini.append.php [NodeSettings] RootNode=236
but I can not achieve the desired result. My result looks like:
http://mysite.com/2011/2011/News http://mysite.com/2012/2012/News
and what is worse to me:
http://mysite.com/2012/2011/News
Is this possible to have two independent sub-trees? In such a way that one siteaccess does not have access to not its subtree.
Cheers
Modified on Thursday 05 July 2012 1:37:35 pm by Karol Radziuk
Thursday 05 July 2012 4:15:30 pm
Hi Karol,
Is SiteAccessSettings/RemoveSiteAccessIfDefaultAccess configuration in your site.ini global override enabled? It would ensure that for 2012 siteaccess, which I presume is the default one, there would be no siteaccess name in your URLs, so that's one "2012". To get rid of the other one, you need to fix the error in your site.ini
Correct configuration for PathPrefix is SiteAccessSettings/PathPrefix, and not SiteSettings/PathPrefix.
So, to achieve desired links, your site.ini configs should look like this:
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php [SiteSettings] DefaultAccess=2012 [SiteAccessSettings] RemoveSiteAccessIfDefaultAccess=enabled
# settings/siteaccess/2012/site.ini.append.php [SiteSettings] # Home/2012 node below IndexPage=/content/view/full/237 DefaultPage=/content/view/full/237 RootNodeDepth=2 [SiteAccessSettings] PathPrefix=2012
# settings/siteaccess/2011/site.ini.append.php [SiteSettings] # Home/2011 node below IndexPage=/content/view/full/236 DefaultPage=/content/view/full/236 RootNodeDepth=2 [SiteAccessSettings] PathPrefix=2011
Modified on Thursday 05 July 2012 4:17:39 pm by Edi Modrić
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