I'm going crazy with SiteDesign and SiteAccess

Monday 08 September 2003 3:31:00 am - 5 replies

5 replies

Author	Message
Bjørn Kaarstein	Monday 08 September 2003 4:50:15 am You will have to make sure that you don't have the [SiteSettings] DefaultPage=/content/view/full/46 IndexPage=/content/view/full/46 in your site,ini.append.php in your override directory, because that file will override your site.ini.append for your siteaccess. Also if you're running matchorder=host, try this setting in site.ini.append.php. [SiteAccessSettings] MatchOrder=host HostMatchMapItems[]=www.yoursite.com;master Regards Bjørn
Martin Ulrich	Monday 08 September 2003 4:57:57 am have you create a new override pagelayout_master.tpl ? and modify override.ini.append rs. change the fix parent_node_id in the pagelayout_xxx.tpl ? _______________________ http://artenic.de ARTENIC - Publishing mit allen Mitteln!
Adolfo Barragán	Monday 08 September 2003 5:14:03 am In /settings/override/site.ini.append.php: IndexPage=/content/view/full/2/ DefaultPage=/content/view/full/2/ DefaultAccess=user This is Ok, because I want users go to root folder In /setings/siteaccess/master/site.ini.append DefaultPage=/content/view/full/46 IndexPage=/content/view/full/46 And this not work, I allways see node 2 (root). >Also if you're running matchorder=host, try this setting > in site.ini.append.php. No I'm using index match type for site access (non virtual host) > Regards Bjørn Thanks, Adolfo
Adolfo Barragán	Monday 08 September 2003 5:29:24 am >in your site,ini.append.php in your override directory, >because that file will override your site.ini.append for >your siteaccess. Yes, that is the the crux of the matter. I deleted the entries for IndexPage and DefaultAccessPage from /settings/override/site.ini.append.php and I put specific entries for IndexPage and DefaultAccessPage on /settings/siteaccess/<access>/site.ini.append and then it works Ok. I assumed that override order (or settings apply order) are: 1. /settings/site.ini 2. /settings/override/site.ini.append.php (override '1') 3. /settings/siteaccess/<access>/site.ini.append (override '2') But the correct order are: A. /settings/site.ini B. /settings/siteaccess/<access>/site.ini.append (override 'A') C. /settings/override/site.ini.append.php (overrido 'B') That is Ok? Regards, Adolfo
Bjørn Kaarstein	Monday 08 September 2003 5:51:15 am This seems right. >But the correct order are: >A. /settings/site.ini This is the settings used if you don't use any overrides at all. >B. /settings/siteaccess/<access>/site.ini.append (override 'A') This is the override based on siteaccess, so that you can have different settings for different siteaccesses (i.e. user and editor) >C. /settings/override/site.ini.append.php (overrido 'B') This will override both site.ini and site.ini.append within your siteaccesses. Hope this has been of some help. Regards Bjørn

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