There is a feature I am used from Typo3 (I´ve gone the same way as you, Oliver!): Menu-Shortcuts.
For those of you who don´t know Typo3, I will describe that feature briefly:
If you use a Menu-Point as Folder for several other pages inside, at the moment you will always have to fill a (useless) page with information, and the user has to click one of the submenus to jump to the content.
There are two ways to solve this problem/feature-request (three with the way it is solved now):
1. Jump to the first page inside the tree.
2. Jump to a free-defined page inside the tree or any other side (even outside the CMS)
3. Keep it the way it is now (which should be standard).
Menu-Shortcuts
Hello Oliver
could this thread solves this problem what i have write here?
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=519
and second Q. Is this easy to realize!?
Pappnase
could this thread solves this problem what i have write here?
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=519
and second Q. Is this easy to realize!?
Pappnase
Hi all,
Create in the first menuitem (which serves as a header for the menustructure) an article with no content.
Fill in the redirect box with "http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?id= _top"
where id should be the catid of the menu where you want to jump to, for example the first submenu-item with real content.
not the articleid, but the categoryid of the menu-item.
it will then show the article inside that menu-item
This is all present in the current release and works well.
regards
hidiho
Create in the first menuitem (which serves as a header for the menustructure) an article with no content.
Fill in the redirect box with "http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?id= _top"
where id should be the catid of the menu where you want to jump to, for example the first submenu-item with real content.
not the articleid, but the categoryid of the menu-item.
it will then show the article inside that menu-item
This is all present in the current release and works well.
regards
hidiho