Structure is a new way to build ExpressionEngine sites
It forgoes the current template_group/template setup and creates “static” and “listing” pages that are all editable through a tree sitemap view. Now, traditional page style content and multiple entry pages can live within the same area. Your clients & authors will rejoice.
Structure includes:
• A simple interface to edit all your content in one location
• Dynamic output of navigation and breadcrumbs
• Permission system to allow certain access and editing capabilities for each of your member groups
KNOWN BUG: Structure currently does not work with the core version of EE by default. We’re using a variable that is shared with the Pages module, so without the proper lang.pages.php file in place it causes errors. To correct this, if needed, place a blank lang.pages.php file in your /system/english/ folder. Everyone should buy a license though! It’s money well spent.
@stinhambo Nope. You assign to a single parent through a dropdown when editing.
This is something we have talked about down the road for content that may live or at least be linked to in different areas. Definitely not a perfect solution yet, but on the way.
hi - i’m trying out the extension. got it installed no problem. seems great, but i’m wondering why i don’t see all of my sections when i choose “listing” under the ‘structure’ tab when editing a section entry. i see some sections (blogs), just not the ones i want to list ! i’m probably missing something here.
Tried installing but am getting sql errors. I’m exhausted tonight, forgot to capture error. Think it was a duplicate table being made or something. Then when I deinstalled the module, I got another sql error about a missing field I think it was…
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '&', expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /path/modules/structure/mod.structure.php on line 104
I have uploaded all relevant files and I receive this error when trying to access extension page. I am using the multi site manager if that makes a difference.
Or if I skip the extension screen and try to install the module I get this
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /path/modules/structure/mcp.structure.php on line 171
@DEA capture the errors and let me know. Make sure the native Pages module is NOT installed.
@Nathan Pitman (Nine Four) That’s where a bit of the idea comes from. The back-end support is completely different though.
@vinnyio down the road. Let us know if you have any particular problems or ideas for that.
@colinbird+wuwongy only weblogs not used for “static” content can be used as a listing weblog. Also, if it’s alreayd being used as a listing weblog it can NOT be reused for another.
This looks like it’ll be really handy. I tried to get this running on my “test” install. I have PHP v5.2.6. I didn’t uninstall the Pages Module first, originally, and got this error trying to uninstall Pages:
MySQL ERROR:
Error Number: 1091
Description: Can’t DROP ‘site_pages’; check that column/key exists
Query: ALTER TABLE `exp_sites` DROP `site_pages`
I did go back to uninstall and reinstall everything. Currently, I get this in the Structure Module (see attached).