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May 29, 2013 4:45pm
Subscribe [2]#16 / May 30, 2013 2:34pm
So why then http://www.childrensmedgroup2.com/index.php/meet_us/ works and http://www.childrensmedgroup2.com/index.php/nm/ is not? Both templates are in the ‘site’ template group.
Based on your answer above http://www.childrensmedgroup2.com/index.php/site/meet_us/ should work but is not as well http://www.childrensmedgroup2.com/index.php/site/nm/ is working in that case.
#17 / May 30, 2013 2:38pm
What’s the code in each template?
I will say that overall it works better if you organize your templates into more groups and not in one catch-all /site/ group. I did that with my early EE sites and wish I had known better. Get them into template groups that match the main nav for the site, and your individual template names will be shorter, your 404 management will be easier, and URLS usually more semantic.
#18 / May 30, 2013 2:42pm
Well, it is my 1st EE site and I have it based on an old site coded in 1.7.x :\
#19 / May 30, 2013 2:55pm
In that case I have fixed that using .htaccess file and RewriteRule to point /nm to /site/nm
#20 / Dec 05, 2013 3:07pm
I will say that overall it works better if you organize your templates into more groups and not in one catch-all /site/ group. I did that with my early EE sites and wish I had known better. Get them into template groups that match the main nav for the site, and your individual template names will be shorter, your 404 management will be easier, and URLS usually more semantic.
Can you give me some examples on that or maybe links how to create proper structure for EE templates?
Thanks