Hi, On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 10:20 AM, Felix Gilcher <[email protected]> wrote: > In general, I fail to see the benefit of that. URLs are organized like > folders, each part can be represented as s sub-folder. How would you organize > your data: > > - Have one big folder and throw in all events and all galleries in the same > folder, just organized by name > - Have two subfolders named "events" and "galleries" and organize your data > in those two folders by name
My aim was to have the URL (/menu) structure to be most appropriate. Having two separate subfolders for events and galleries, might be appropriate for some cases (and I have made sites where they are), but it might not be appropriate for others. Events or galleries might be specific to some subject, and be "nested" in a bit deeply: It might be more appropriate to have: toplevelsubject/sometextpage/ toplevelsubject/mygallery/ toplevelsubject/futureevents/ rather than textpages/toplevelsubject/sometextpage/ galleries/toplevelsubject/mygallery/ events/toplevelsubject/futureevents/ > However, sometimes the user of the CMS wishes to assign additional shortcut > urls to specific items of any kind. There's multiple ways of solving that: I didn't think of the shortcut method, so thanks for the suggestions: I might end up using one of them, but I was hoping to not have to go down an "additional" shortcut route, and always just have the one URL for one resource, as (hopefully!) that would be a bit simpler. Michal. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
