- static content is as long static as you do not change it :) the static pages (policies, factoides etc.) are database driven and can be changed about the admin interface (content ...). For these, or for new ones, you can define conditiones and places in your screens, ftl files where to show and when to show...i.ex. just to show in a specific category, or show random content from defined contents...
also you can extend the admin interface to make the admins live easier, that they can i.ex. just click that it shall be shown in the choosen categorie etc...but this I think you have to implement (not that much work). in your admin interface you have an interface to translate visual text / grafics etc. into html, that your employees do not have to know about html syntax etc...just a good, but small cms... for specific questions, please go ahead - mount point is changeable kindly robert Paul wrote > > 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-tp4635197p4635203.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
