Hi, I'm in the process of deploying Midgard at a moderately sized but very dynamic site, and I've been quite concerned with one issue: Can one map topics to pages (or pages to topics) in a automatic, and transparent, manner? My problem is this: The major parts of the site will be administrated by a group of administrators, but then several departments will administrate their own pages (or subsites). For them (and for us), the content management part would be great, if you conveniently could map topics to pages, so that you can browse the topic structure without having to make an active page which handles all requests. (Btw, in the current stable version, this doesn't seem to be possible.) I would like it to work something like this: When you create a new topic (named "support" for example), a "virtual" page is also set up, based on a template (or parent) page of the current topic tree. All articles added to this topic would then be accesible by very simple means; as we know which topic we are in right know, one can simply fetch all articles which have the current topic as parent. Another approach could be that each page created in the "page admin" results in a topic, that can then be filled with articles (and possibly other topics as well, depending on the user privileges). The page would then "know" which topic id that corresponds to the current page, so that you won't have to hard-code topics to pages (this is what I'm doing right know, slightly annoying :) Whatever the solution, the primary goal would be to facilitate the creation of large web sites, that contains many types of content, and that can be managed by several groups (or individuals). Are there any functions that would support this proposed behavior in the upcoming versions, and if not, is there a better way to solve the problem of connecting content "folders" to actual pages? Thanks, // Adam Blomberg -- This is The Midgard Project's mailing list. For more information, please visit the project's web site at http://www.midgard-project.org To unsubscribe the list, send an empty email message to address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
