Hi there!,
If i have a page hierarchy like this one:
A
|- B
| |- C
| \- D
\- E
Is is possible to have direct access to page "C" using the URL
“site.com/C” instead of going through B with “site.com/B/C” ? That
is, having no slug/breadcrumb for page “B”?
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There are two ways I can think of.
- Create a rewrite rule in your webserver that does that for you. It
could be a redirect or a plain rewrite.
- Create a special type of virtual page for B (somewhat like the
FileNotFoundPage) that serves its children as if they are at the same
level as itself. A would probably have to be involved as well.
#1 is obviously they easier one, but honestly, I’d just say put it in
the root if you need the page to be accessible from the root.
Sean
Thanks for the reply.
I want to do this simply because of administrative reasons. I
want some really-non-tech users to just see some pages in the admin UI
as described in this hack:
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/How_To_Set_a_Top_Level_Page_for_User.
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