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Tuesday 11 March 2008 10:00:48 pm
What consequences do you expect from allowing an object to have multiple locations under the same parent node? I've just played with locations a bit and bypassed some restrictions and it seems to work (nodes have the same name, but different URLs):
# Parent node (ID:1, object ID:1, URL: parent_node)
## Node (ID:2, object ID:2, URL: parent_node/node)
## Node (ID:3, object ID:2, URL: parent_node/node2)
## Node (ID:4, object ID:2, URL: parent_node/node3)
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Should I expect any tree disaster? ;)
BTW. I'm not planning to use this in a production env ;)
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