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Hi folks,

I’ve just remembered that not everyone has moved to Twitter as their primary source of EE goodness, so just in case you missed it, here’s my recently published take on the default, out-of-the-box URL handling system baked into EE:

http://www.jamessmith.co.uk/articles/expressionengine_url_schematic/

Even though I’ve been building EE sites for quite a while, I find this handy for planning what I want my URL schemes to look like and how the templates will fit together - especially if the site or application is large and/or complex.

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Blimey that’s some schematic!

What’s “Twitter”?

Another Clook-er here 😊

Hi folks,

I’ve just remembered that not everyone has moved to Twitter as their primary source of EE goodness, so just in case you missed it, here’s my recently published take on the default, out-of-the-box URL handling system baked into EE:

http://www.jamessmith.co.uk/articles/expressionengine_url_schematic/

Extremely handy - great work there! Is there any chance you might also have it as a PDF?  😉

Looks great! Thanks!

You’re all very welcome 😊

Rob: Yeh, I’ve noticed you on the Clook forums ocassionally - I’m really pleased with their service, and especially like not having to set any 777 permissions for EE due to them running suPHP.

HilversumJim: PDF’s? Do people still use those? 😉 I was actually considering doing this in SVG and/or Canvas but soon after I started it became clear that it would take me a lonnng time to learn, even with the likes of Raphael.js…! I’ll see what I can do…

Wow - That’s quite the diagram 😊