Hi I'm using v7 and have had to move a collection of nodes in to the root for protection purposes.
I've found in this example one instance in the root has a name of resources and gets the url name of resources/
but then the subsequent children don't inherit that url..
i.e.. there is no resources/blog/ just /blog/
I was wondering if this was by design or a bug because it seems like you'd want to declare the root node url to be carried down in the instance where multiple root nodes exist.
Ah...it's the first level...that's why it's shown like that.
If you add a node under "blog" then you should see /blog/thenewnode.
In the config files...can't remember if it's web.config or /config/umbracoSettings.config you can configure wether or not the root node should be a part of the url.
As a default it's configures not to be since it would in most cases be weird to access the domin like www.mydomain.com/ressources when entering the frontpage.
Forgot to mention that if you have not setup a hostname for "Ressources" then it will only show /blog as you're seeing above. If you have setup at hostname like http://ressources.mysite.com then it should display like this
v7 Multiple Root Nodes Parent URL Isn't Carried Down
Hi I'm using v7 and have had to move a collection of nodes in to the root for protection purposes.
I've found in this example one instance in the root has a name of resources and gets the url name of resources/
but then the subsequent children don't inherit that url..
i.e.. there is no resources/blog/ just /blog/
I was wondering if this was by design or a bug because it seems like you'd want to declare the root node url to be carried down in the instance where multiple root nodes exist.
Hi Tom
Does "Ressources" have a template assigned to it?
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Yes it does
Thanks,
Tom
Hi Tom
Ah...it's the first level...that's why it's shown like that.
If you add a node under "blog" then you should see /blog/thenewnode.
In the config files...can't remember if it's web.config or /config/umbracoSettings.config you can configure wether or not the root node should be a part of the url.
As a default it's configures not to be since it would in most cases be weird to access the domin like www.mydomain.com/ressources when entering the frontpage.
I hope this makes sense.
/Jan
Hi Tom
Forgot to mention that if you have not setup a hostname for "Ressources" then it will only show /blog as you're seeing above. If you have setup at hostname like http://ressources.mysite.com then it should display like this
/blog http://ressources.mysite.com/blog
/Jan
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