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Basically defined a domain (Manage hostnames option) for Node1 and have Umbraco tree structure
Content
+ en
+ Node1
+ Subnode1
+ Subnode2
+ Node2
+ es
+ Node3
…
When check ‘Subnode1’ properties have that ‘Link to document’ and ‘Alternative Links’ path are inconsistent:
Link to document: /Node1/subnode1.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.com/subnode1.aspx
I would like to get rid of the folder ‘/Node1/’ in ‘Link to document’, that is returned in NiceUrl and is messing my Url links on pages.
I would like to only have:
Link to document: /subnode1.aspx
Tried to follow the suggestions in
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/3505-Change-site-root-node,-NiceUrl-doesnt-change
and in
http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst9118_Hostnames-and-Links.aspx
but no luck the only thing I get is:
Page not found
umbraco tried this to match it using this xpath query'/domainprefixes-are-used-so-i-do-not-work')
This page can be replaced with a custom 404 page
Lets see if I receive more help that in my last question, friendly Umbraco people :)
Thanks
Hi Ricardo
Have you tried using the umbracoUrlName alias? If I understand your issue correctly I think this could be the soluion for you.
Try reading a bit about it here: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbraco-best-practices/umbracourlname
Hope this heps.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the suggestion but it did not quite do the trick.
I added the 'umbracoUrlName' property to Node1 but did not know what exactly put in it, since I need to put something to 'activate' it.
Tried in Node1 with '/' but this gave me for this node:
Link to document: /.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.com
that is, no name but .aspx and for Subnode:
Link to document: //subnode1.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.comsubnode1.aspx
that is 2 slashes, and in 'Alternative Link' no slash.
umbraco.library.NiceUrl() return for the Subnode1 -> http://subnode1.aspx instead of http://www.domain.com/subnode1.aspx
Tried to put a 'space' in the property but this throws an exception.
Is there any special character can be used to remove completely the node name/page?
Any other suggestion?
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Umbraco incorrect 'Link to document' when setting hostname
Basically defined a domain (Manage hostnames option) for Node1 and have Umbraco tree structure
Content
+ en
+ Node1
+ Subnode1
+ Subnode2
+ Node2
+ es
+ Node3
…
When check ‘Subnode1’ properties have that ‘Link to document’ and ‘Alternative Links’ path are inconsistent:
Link to document: /Node1/subnode1.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.com/subnode1.aspx
I would like to get rid of the folder ‘/Node1/’ in ‘Link to document’, that is returned in NiceUrl and is messing my Url links on pages.
I would like to only have:
Link to document: /subnode1.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.com/subnode1.aspx
Tried to follow the suggestions in
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/3505-Change-site-root-node,-NiceUrl-doesnt-change
and in
http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst9118_Hostnames-and-Links.aspx
but no luck the only thing I get is:
Page not found
umbraco tried this to match it using this xpath query'/domainprefixes-are-used-so-i-do-not-work')
This page can be replaced with a custom 404 page
Lets see if I receive more help that in my last question, friendly Umbraco people :)
Thanks
Hi Ricardo
Have you tried using the umbracoUrlName alias? If I understand your issue correctly I think this could be the soluion for you.
Try reading a bit about it here: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbraco-best-practices/umbracourlname
Hope this heps.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the suggestion but it did not quite do the trick.
I added the 'umbracoUrlName' property to Node1 but did not know what exactly put in it, since I need to put something to 'activate' it.
Tried in Node1 with '/' but this gave me for this node:
Link to document: /.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.com
that is, no name but .aspx and for Subnode:
Link to document: //subnode1.aspx
Alternative Links: http://www.domain.comsubnode1.aspx
that is 2 slashes, and in 'Alternative Link' no slash.
umbraco.library.NiceUrl() return for the Subnode1 -> http://subnode1.aspx instead of http://www.domain.com/subnode1.aspx
Tried to put a 'space' in the property but this throws an exception.
Is there any special character can be used to remove completely the node name/page?
Any other suggestion?
Thanks
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