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  • Urvesh Vekariya 1 post 21 karma points
    Apr 17, 2014 @ 12:23
    Urvesh Vekariya
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    Structuring Views using Logical folders

    Hi,

    We are creating a site having too many sub-domains. So, It will have more than 30 views created.

    So, it will not be easy to manage Views folder in very well manner.

    Thus, my question is - is there any way to manage views in different folders created Logically.

    Example -

    News sub-domain views will be in News folder under Views folder. Media sub-domain views will be in Media folder under Views folder.

    Please find current image of Views folder.

    Current Views Folder

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  • Charles Afford 1163 posts 1709 karma points
    Apr 20, 2014 @ 18:11
    Charles Afford
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    Hi,

     

    What is in the templates.  My gut feeling based on the naming coventions and amount of them.

    The only way would be to create folders based on there type i guess.  So section and sectionhomepage and sections would go in a folder called sections?

    What is in sections and sectionHomepage.

    Charlie. :) 

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  • Troels Larsen 75 posts 280 karma points
    Apr 21, 2014 @ 09:24
    Troels Larsen
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    Hey Mate 

    First off i would start with renaming pages like "Homepage" to HomePage to keep u own nameconvention after that i would move all "none landing pages" into partials (newsitem and so) on they should live in a folder called News under partials. 

    what is the diffrerence between VenueLandingPage from VenuePage (could it be a List of Venues and a page that shows that actual Venue, then in my opinion u should name the view "ListVenueView" or in u case ListVenuePage 

    Remember all this is just name conventions and personal belives :) 


     

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