Mark - with the release of 1.6 I just wanted to say thanks for all of your work on the Pages Module. It is a great shame that this project will end development and in my opinion it is a shame that it wasn’t used as a blueprint for the pages module in EE1.6.

I appreciate EE’s reasons for creating their own pages module but having played with EE 1.6 it lacks many of the features of your work.

The Pages Module is dead. Long live the Pages Module!

Thanks Shape Shed. I am sad to see the Pages module die but at the same time i’m very happy to see it integrated as a 1st party module.

Here here! Thanks for the work, Mark. I’m hoping they grab some more of your functionality though also, as it seems some of the point of having pages has been lost…

Hey Mark- I thought somewhere in the hundreds of forum pages on this module someone had a similar problem. I searched, but alas, couldn’t find anything.

I am using the code below to generate my navigation. It is showing only part of the page tree. Everything is showing up nested as it should, but it is the urls that are a little messed up.

So let’s say the url in the browser is

http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode_services/service/consulting

The links generated will all have barcode_services/service/consulting before the correct link url. For example:

http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode_services/service/barcode_services/label/custom_color

How can I go about correcting this?

You could use

<a href="http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode_services/{url_title}">

Using that I end up with even more of a Frankenstein URL

http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode_services/http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode-services/service/barcode-solutions/label/custom-color

Any other ideas?

I also realized that in another section with a navigation code below,

{exp:static_page_path direction="post" page="1"}<a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">{title}</a>{/exp:static_page_path}

and an initial url structure of

http://www.domain.com/index.php/cad-services/panelization

I get navigation URL’s like:

http://www.domain.com/index.php/barcode-services/service/cad-services/panelization

barcode-solutions/service shouldn’t even be in there at all. I don’t know why my URLs are going haywire.

My basic category structure used is: Barcode Services -sub category -sub category –sub sub category … CAD Services -sub category -sub category …

James - This has happened to me in the past by creating categories without entries (pages without content). Make sure you have entries assigned to your pages categories.

I’d also like to thank Mark for his hard work on this module, fantastic work.

Cheers,

Iain.

thanks for the note iain!

I checked, and all of my pages do have content. So unfortunately this fix does not apply to me :down:

Also I discovered that if I set my page=”0” variable then the URLs do come out correct. It is only when I have it set to start at a specific page (like page=”2”) that it doesn’t out put it correctly. Unfortunately I only need part of the directory structure, not the whole thing.

I was thinking about the Pages Module in relationship to EE’s new release wih it built in.

While I didn’t have time to go over the old thread to any great detail, or try the module at the time, now with it built in I believe the old Pages had some extra functions not found in the new release?

If so, are there plans to use the extra functions of Pages as an extension to pages in EE 1.6? Or a good idea?

I’m having the same problem as James Brown above - It seems if I create a category structure like this (on the Tome Module page):

ID…Name

12…Section 1 13……Section 1-1 14……Section 1-2 15………Section 1-2-1
16………Section 1-2-2
17…Area 2 18……Area 2-1 19………Area 2-1-1 20………Area 2-1-2 21……Area 2-2 22……Area 2-3

Then I’m using the following code to show a menu of only the ‘Sections’, not ‘Areas’. The menu displays perfectly but the url_titles have path information leaking in form the Area entries like: www.domain.com/area_3/area_3_1/section_1/section_1-2:

{exp:static_tome_path page="12"  direction="post" }
  <a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}"> _   {title}_  </a>
{/exp:static_tome_path}

This is strange since using page=”0” displays both ‘Sections’ and ‘Areas’ with correct path information…

Oh and it also messes up the breadcrumb the same way using the following:

Home » {exp:static_tome_path backspace="3"}<a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">{title}</a> » {/exp:static_tome_path}

Anyone have any ideas? Mark? 😉

Double check you have entered content into each page, I’ve noticed urls behave strangley if there is no entry per category…

Thanks iain - I double checked that - they were all full so it’s still an issue…

I DID notice by accident that it only seems to be a problem if my menu code appear after the weblog entries tag - if I put it before, it works!

This code produces strange url_title results:

<!-- breadcrumb -->
Home » 
{exp:static_tome_path backspace="3"}
  <a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">{title}</a> » {/exp:static_tome_path} 

<!-- main content -->
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="pages" category="{static_page}"  dynamic="off"}
      <h1>{title}</h1>
     {contentbody} 
{/exp:weblog:entries}

<!-- Menu -->
<h2>Menu</h2>
{exp:static_tome_path page="41"  direction="post" }
  <a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">_   {title}_  </a>
{/exp:static_tome_path}

And this works ok:

<!-- breadcrumb -->
Home » 
{exp:static_tome_path backspace="3"}
  <a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">{title}</a> » {/exp:static_tome_path} 

<!-- Menu -->
<h2>Menu</h2>
{exp:static_tome_path page="41"  direction="post" }
  <a href="http://{url_title}" title="{title}">_   {title}_  </a>
{/exp:static_tome_path} 

<!-- main content -->
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="pages" category="{static_page}"  dynamic="off"}
      <h1>{title}</h1>
     {contentbody} 
{/exp:weblog:entries}

This is getting strange - does that clue help debug this at all?