Is there a way to display the content in more than one page without duplication?
I have a couple of sections of our site where the content is edited alot on several pages within a node, but these pages have identical content in both sections. Is there a way to have one copy of these pages and refrence only the "Content" and not the actual page template? I would like to keep the navagation and page headers of each section relative to them and only have to make changes to one set of pages.
Here's something I've done before. You create your external content repository by creating a "folder" document type, then adding your pages underneath. Then from your main section pages, you can add a Multi-node tree picker datatype and pick the pages you want to show under each, then you can render the pages with razor and an alt template.
Does that make sense? I hope I'm understanding your situation correctly...
Is there a way to display the content in more than one page without duplication?
I have a couple of sections of our site where the content is edited alot on several pages within a node, but these pages have identical content in both sections. Is there a way to have one copy of these pages and refrence only the "Content" and not the actual page template? I would like to keep the navagation and page headers of each section relative to them and only have to make changes to one set of pages.
You could create an external (to the sections) repository for these pages and use an MNTP to select them from each section.
-Amir
Amir,
I am not sure how this would look. Could you be more specific? Thanks.
Here's something I've done before. You create your external content repository by creating a "folder" document type, then adding your pages underneath. Then from your main section pages, you can add a Multi-node tree picker datatype and pick the pages you want to show under each, then you can render the pages with razor and an alt template.
Does that make sense? I hope I'm understanding your situation correctly...
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