Ross Gardler wrote:
> Unfortunately, it won't quite work the way you want because the syntax
> for url rewriting and locationmap lookup is different. Therefore to
> change the behaviour requires a change in the site.xml file.
Since I need this for the lm-docs anyhow, what exactly won't work. The
example I had in mind was very similar to yours except for the second
URL.
<v0.9 label="0.9-dev" href="lm:core.docs.0_90"/>
and in the site-author locationmap you have:
<map pattern="core.docs.*">
<select>
<location src="{project:content}/docs_{1}"/>
<location src="{http://forrest.apache.org/docs_{1}"/>
</select>
</map>
Why do I need this extra page
> Create a placeholder page that says something like "the latest
> development docs are not available in this content object because...".
> This page should provide a link to the Forrest website version, it could
> provide a redirect meta tag too (assuming Forrest will let such a thing
> pass through).
> When we release a new version we would need to update the URL in the
> placeholder page. If we want to avoid this we could dynamically generate
> the placeholder, using the docs version as a parameter. Once this
> dynamically created page is available this solution will work for any
> number of future releases without modification of the source files.
Would have to be otherwise there is a much simpler solution w/o lm
(simply change the non-lm url in site).
Thanks,
--
Ferdinand Soethe
