Carilda wrote:
> Then your uris would be something like:
> / root page
> /13.html topic (or subtopic?) 13
> /13/22.html topic (or subtopic?) 13, article 22 which should
> belong to topic 13
>
> There should be a "mgd_get_topic_by_name" but not in 1.2.5 -- is it in 1.2.6
> anyone? (You can also write a function to do this using php calls on the
Yes, it will be in 1.2.6, and you can get beta-version to use these functions, but also
you might try php functions from the tutorial on
www.midgard-project.org after which such functionality was modeled and included at the
core of Midgard.
See 'Tips and Tricks' page for more.
>
> If you look at midgard-root.php3 (startup file), you will see that code-init
> is called before ROOT (and the dependent page elements).
>
> You can put some code in here to parse the uri to extract topic, article....
>
> Then, your page definition should be a set of conditionals to determine how
> you got there.
>
> Alternatively, if you don't want to display news on every page (you have it at
> the beginning of the page definition), you could have a subpage below the root
> page which was actually the active page doing all this work -- or multiple
> subpages, corresponding to different topics, with your content-fillers having
> to put their new topics as subtopics to this set.
>
> Was I at all coherent here?
Yes.
<BR>,
Alexander.
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