Hi, I have what I believe would be a typical ecommerce site requirement where in a few pages are relatively static in nature such as "find out more" pages, "About us" pages, Policies pages and perhaps a few others. I see some implementation of the same in the demo ecommerce site. However, I would need these to be not 100% static but something that can be updated regularly by product managers i.e more like a CMS site which just a few pages with sections and blocks that can be updated, disabled etc on the fly.
My initial approach is to use the ofbiz component to serve pre-saved HTML snippets to get the page. Instead of only 1 home page planning to have a few more for the navigation menus. I would also like to mount this directly as 'root' i.e '/' e.g www.mysite.com should bring up the home page. I understand that in ofbiz-component one can change the mount point. Am I on the right track? Would be interested in any best practices for such a thing. Thanks in advance Paul -- View this message in context: http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/static-content-pages-tp4635197.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
