i have other 2nd level nodes like newsArchive, and my problem is that 3rd level nodes (in this example news1, news2) have the following "Link to Document" path: /newsArchive/news1, so generically: /2ndLevelNode/3rdLevelNode
This is my current situation: I have an Umbraco website with a virtual directory inside it, so I have wrapped the <system.web> and <system.webserver> tags in a <location path="." inheritInChildApplications = "false"> tag, or else my virtual directory won't open because of Umbraco.
I tried using a clean web.config, but there's no difference: the structure is like this
[Content] -indexLink to Document: /index.aspx -loginLink to Document: /login.aspx -newsArchiveLink to Document: /newsArchive.aspx --news1Link to Document: /newsArchive/news1.aspx --news2Link to Document: /newsArchive/news2.aspx
I tried creating a test website with umbraco, and when i edit the hideTopLevelNodeFrompath it works, it hides or shows but Umbraco is able to find the page it links to EITHER WAY. In this website though, it doesn't work. If i use a empty or bugged web.config he sees it and 'crashes', but he doesn't give a **** about the hideTopLevelNodeFrompath property... So the Link to Document never changes, and Umbraco doesn't find the page either way.
I searched and searched and searched, until I decided to look in EVERY .config file (even if I edited just the web.config file). I checked /config/umbracoSettings.config, and I found this tag:
Link to Document includes father node, not working
Hi, I've searched all the forum for a solution, and found many topics about urlrewriting and hidetoplevelnodefrompath, but none have worked for me...
This is the structure of my website:
Content
-index
-login
-... (etc etc)
-newsArchive
--news1
--news2
--... (etc etc)
i have other 2nd level nodes like newsArchive, and my problem is that 3rd level nodes (in this example news1, news2) have the following "Link to Document" path: /newsArchive/news1, so generically: /2ndLevelNode/3rdLevelNode
and they don't work. You can see it here:
http://www.studiocgroup.eu/newsarchive/prova.aspx doesn't work
http://www.studiocgroup.eu/prova.aspx works
So, i fiddled with the web.config but no luck.
This is my current situation: I have an Umbraco website with a virtual directory inside it, so I have wrapped the <system.web> and <system.webserver> tags in a <location path="." inheritInChildApplications = "false"> tag, or else my virtual directory won't open because of Umbraco.
here you can see my web.config file: http://www.filedropper.com/web_8
I checked my UrlRewriting.config file too, and it has no rules inside of it.
Thanks in advance!
Here's some update:
I tried using a clean web.config, but there's no difference: the structure is like this
[Content]
-indexLink to Document: /index.aspx
-loginLink to Document: /login.aspx
-newsArchiveLink to Document: /newsArchive.aspx
--news1Link to Document: /newsArchive/news1.aspx
--news2Link to Document: /newsArchive/news2.aspx
I tried creating a test website with umbraco, and when i edit the hideTopLevelNodeFrompath it works, it hides or shows but Umbraco is able to find the page it links to EITHER WAY.
In this website though, it doesn't work. If i use a empty or bugged web.config he sees it and 'crashes', but he doesn't give a **** about the hideTopLevelNodeFrompath property... So the Link to Document never changes, and Umbraco doesn't find the page either way.
PLEASE help me, it's for my company's site!
Ooookay, so, I found the answer!
I searched and searched and searched, until I decided to look in EVERY .config file (even if I edited just the web.config file).
I checked /config/umbracoSettings.config, and I found this tag:
<useDomainPrefixes>false</useDomainPrefixes>
I changed it to
<useDomainPrefixes>true</useDomainPrefixes>
and voila, it worked like a charm!
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