My breadcrumbs are broken because of incorrect link to home page.
Please tell me, how can I change the "Link to document" parameter manually.
I use umbraco 4.7.2
I need the omain name only on home page and full absolute pathes on internal pages.
Thanks.
Right Click on on Home Content and select Manage Hosting.
Enter Domain Name and select Language and click on Add New Domain / Update button.
Your "link to document" field is set to "/" which from your question sounds like what you wanted? If not you have a few options.
Check out these settings that you can use for giving a page an alternative url or name:
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbraco-best-practices/umbracourlname
One of those might best suit your issue. umbracoUrlAlias allows you to pick a different url that can be used to render the same page (handy for correcting incorrect urls).
I'd highly recommend installing the 301 redirect package to avoid some of these issues in the future: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/301-url-tracker
Cheers
Pete
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In the past we organized pages inside the page-tree by putting them into pages like "meta" or "submenu". These pages had the option "exclude from speaking url" so their name was not rendered to the url.
Is there any option to do this in TYPO3 9.5 to ignore pages from generating the "slug"?
as example:
WRONG: https: //www.somedomain.tld/metamenu/terms-and-conditions/
RIGHT: https: //www.somedomain. tld/terms-and-conditions/
How to "ignore" the page "metamenu" for automatic-generating the slug?
Best regards
Johannes
It is mandatory for a page to have set a slug and every menulevel will generate another url part. It is not possible to exclude a page - think about how to access this page via url
Here Mathias Schreiber tells a bit about this feature: Feature Demo - Speaking URLs Part 1
The TYPO3 extension "masi" provides this feature, including an upgrade wizard that migrates the realurl tx_realurl_exclude settings.
Have you tried using a Folder instead of a "Page"?
page/page/page
somedomain.tld/metamenu/terms-and-conditions/
page/folder/page
somedomain.tld/terms-and-conditions/
You can leave the parent-page as it is and edit your child-pages. There you can delete parts of the urls in the slug-field.
There's a feature in RealURL for TYPO3 8.7 "Exclude from speaking URL". If set 'domain.com/page-one/' loads 'page-one' and 'domain.com/subpage-of-page-one/' loads 'subpage-of-page-one' with no need of 'page-one' in the URL.
The very same thing can be achieved in TYPO3 9.5 manually editing slugs but you can't set the parent page to be excluded from the URL automatically.
It's a missing feature.
I had the same Problem. Sadly there is no "good" solution as far as i know. But there is a little trick. You can fix this in the database. I deleted all my "slug"-entries in in the database for my pages. Then i wrote in all pages wich should not show in the url in slug "/". This does sadly not work in TYPO3, because the BE allows just one "/" and the second "/" will be changed to "/1". But in the Database you can do it. After you edited the slug for your page metamenu and other to "/", you can go into the upgrade-wizard in the installtools, reset the "generate slugs" task and run this task again. This is sadly the only solution i came up with.
I have a site on TYPO3 version 8.7.10, I have such a link http://p448297.webspaceconfig.de/footernavigation/allgemein/impressum.html
I need to remove it from footernavigation, how to do it? Thank you so much
You can edit the properties of your footernavigation page and enable the option Exclude from speaking URL.
This instructs RealURL to to not add a path segment for this page if it is in the middle of other path segments. If you directly open the page, the page will be part of the path of course, otherwise it would be inaccessible.
In the pagesettings for the "footernavigation" page / pagetree node (page,shortcut) just check the "exclude from spealing url" check
realUrl Provide pretty nice option to exclude a page from URL segment. For that go to Page-> property->General. You will find an option Exclude from speaking URL check this Screenshot.
In your case go to footernavigation separator edit property and exclude this from URL.
-root
--Home
--about
--footernavigation // Exclude from realUrl from page property
-- allgemeinx
That's it, this what you're actually looking for!
Greetings!
On a corporate website managed with TYPO3 there are shortcuts defined which lead to a page on the site.
Example:
Corporate website is www.acompany.com
Then there is a site www.acompany.com/coolproduct which is redirecting the user to www.acompany.com/products/productgroup3/product25.htm for example.
Where in TYPO3 can such "shortcut" links be defined?
Most probably some page in the page tree has set type to: Shortcut which causes that it points some other page or resource, it's also possible that is set as Link to External URL and there is full URL given.
Check the page tree in the backend and find your coolproduct page in it. Then check the site's properties and change if required to other value/type.
It's also possible that this URL is generated by some plugin or TypoScript, but in this case you'll need to investigate it yourself.
Simplest way to find these kinds of things is actually using the search engine in the TYPO3 backend. You will find it in the upper right corner.
If this fails, what I do is install PhpMyAdmin from the extension repository. Once you have PhpMyAdmin you can use it's search functionality to find anything in the database using a search query of: '%coolproduct%' and selecting all tables. In the results look for the 'pid' field. It tells you on which page in TYPO3 the found item is located.
Does the page use the extension realURL? If so, there might be realURL redirects defined.
Have a look at page -> info -> RealUrl -> Redirects
Maybe you the user has defined this link redirection in many pages, you can search for it in the database exactly in the tt_content table.
You can set shortcut for your domain to any page of your site, so when user enter only your domain name in url then it redirects to page which you set in shortcut.
For that edit your domain and set shortcut to any page of your page tree.
Am I missing something? When inserting links to other resources, it seems like there should be a "resource picker" that auto inserts the [[~id]] tag for internal links. Is such a "picker" available from the TinyMCE editor in MODX Revolution?
I mean I don't mind using the resource syntax, but I don't see my users being comfortable having to learn and remember it.
When I click on the "Insert/edit link" button, this is the dialog I get:
Clicking on the "Browse" button to the right of "Link Url" gives me the following dialog:
I don't see anything that allows me to pick a resource.
I'm using MODX Revolution 2.2.1-pl (traditional) on IIS 7.5. There could be a possible issue there.
I figured it out, I was definitely missing something. The "Insert/edit link" dialog has a search box which auto completes as you type the name of existing documents into it. Selecting a document from there inserts the document's ID with the proper syntax.
There should be.
When editing text if you highlight a word to be used as a link and then click on the Edit/Insert link icon (a chain link) there is a "Link List" select box that contains all your resources selecting one will populate the link url with the [[~id]] of the selected resource.
In the MODX Revo manager better use the ACE-Editor (Extras/Package/download extras choose Ace) for buiding up your template.
Now you may drag a Ressource from the Ressource-Tree on the left and drop it into your code in the Ace-Window.
This is the easiest way to create a Ressource-Link.
I have a page on my DotNetNuke site and I would like to set up a redirect and was wondering the best way to do it. Here is the problem:
I have a page on the site: mydomain.com/dashbaord.aspx. I would like users to be able to type mydomain.com/dashboard OR mydomain.com/Dashboard and it will redirect them to the /dashboard.aspx page.
I have IIS6, so I set up wildcard mapping, and it seemed to work for /dashboard, but not /Dashboard. Also, I am looking for it to literally redirect you so that /dashbaord.aspx shows up in the address bar. In addition, the wildcard mapping broke some other links on the site, so I was looking for an alternative method to accomplish this. Is there a way that I can set this up through IIS? Or any other way?
Thanks in advance for the help.
In IIS, create a virtual directory by right clicking on Sites, and then call it Dashboard. Then set that to redirect to a specific URL, in your case, http://mydomain.com/dashboard.aspx.