I don't think this is possible out of the box, e.g. by just setting a config parameter. You would have to go down into the source I guess and modify the EventHandlers/BlogDateFolder.cs file which hooks up to the Document.BeforePublish event where the date folder structure is created. Unfortunately you would have to change a couple of Xslt files as well as they will rely on the date folder structure for the presentation.
It might be worth looking into the Auto Folders package. I don't think you'll be able to do a direct swap out, but Auto Folders has a truncated path feature, which lets you miss out the date part and it still resolves to the actual article. I belive this is dont with a custo 404 handler.
It might be worth taking a look at how they do it, and implement something similar in blog4umbraco. Not exactly the answer, but a good starting point at least.
Is it possible to change the structure of Blog4Umbraco?
Basically instead of having it like... Blog>2010>1>21>the blog post title.... just having it blog>the post title?
I don't think this is possible out of the box, e.g. by just setting a config parameter. You would have to go down into the source I guess and modify the EventHandlers/BlogDateFolder.cs file which hooks up to the Document.BeforePublish event where the date folder structure is created. Unfortunately you would have to change a couple of Xslt files as well as they will rely on the date folder structure for the presentation.
HI Sascha, I will give it a go, thanks for the info
Hi Ivor,
It might be worth looking into the Auto Folders package. I don't think you'll be able to do a direct swap out, but Auto Folders has a truncated path feature, which lets you miss out the date part and it still resolves to the actual article. I belive this is dont with a custo 404 handler.
It might be worth taking a look at how they do it, and implement something similar in blog4umbraco. Not exactly the answer, but a good starting point at least.
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