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Tuesday 16 November 2004 6:02:12 am
Nope. Not talking abour nice urls. We also have this, but have dropped this, because nice urls in a depth of more than 3 or 4 levels is meaningless. Why did people want nice urls? Because they meant it was difficult to remember id-numbers to access pages. Nice urls is good up to 2 levels, but more than this, it's hard to remember all the page-words in a structure, then it's more easy to remember page-id-numbers.
Well, back to what I want ;) If I have a page:
http://www.mycompany.com/content/view/full/64
This page with ID 64 is about employees in a department.
Structure: www.mycompany.com/organization/departement/employees I was contacted by an editor in this department who wanted an easier way to access this employee page.
I thought we could use url translations in the admin-interface, but this is just possible with one level. This editor wanted that this employee-page should be accessed through:
www.mycompany.com/dep/employees
In eZ publish it's only possible with: www.mycompany.com/employees or www.mycompany.com/depemployees. I know this can be fixed by adding a Rewriterule in apache.conf, but I want to know if it should be possible in the ez admin interface.
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