- In the documentation it states:
What does this mean? Can I safely turn it on when I just declared all my required pages as clonable but would still like to be able to edit the editable regions? Or has everthing to be configured beforehand?
- If I understand it correctly turning pretty urls on will convert blop.php in index.php and place this in a folder called blog. I already use something like this. Will I get problems? (while typing i realised that this is not exactly my problem, but perhaps it's useful to others)
- To make the last question a bit clearer: I have all my phps with editable regions in one folder. They are non-executable and I just collect their data to make it easier handling different languages, like: the index.php's in .../en/news/ as well as .../de/news/ collect their data in ../_php/cms_news.php . When I now turn pretty urls on I guess I'll get ../php/cms_news/ ? Will I still be able to create an archive view like ../en/news/2011/ ? Or will I have to work around this by creating a folder 2011 in the news-folders by hand and declare in the index.php there that I just want to load the news of 2011?
[...] turn this feature on only after you have configured all your clonable templates.
What does this mean? Can I safely turn it on when I just declared all my required pages as clonable but would still like to be able to edit the editable regions? Or has everthing to be configured beforehand?
- If I understand it correctly turning pretty urls on will convert blop.php in index.php and place this in a folder called blog. I already use something like this. Will I get problems? (while typing i realised that this is not exactly my problem, but perhaps it's useful to others)
- To make the last question a bit clearer: I have all my phps with editable regions in one folder. They are non-executable and I just collect their data to make it easier handling different languages, like: the index.php's in .../en/news/ as well as .../de/news/ collect their data in ../_php/cms_news.php . When I now turn pretty urls on I guess I'll get ../php/cms_news/ ? Will I still be able to create an archive view like ../en/news/2011/ ? Or will I have to work around this by creating a folder 2011 in the news-folders by hand and declare in the index.php there that I just want to load the news of 2011?