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Regarding working with URLs
Vinodh Kumar, geändert vor 7 Jahren.
Regarding working with URLs
New Member Beiträge: 5 Beitrittsdatum: 03.11.16 Neueste Beiträge
Hi All,
I want to get rid of the url structures like /web/guest, /c/.. etc. I want my pages to appear under
mydomain.com/about/page1,
mydomain.com/about/page2
Can someone provide me the solution for this. It would be great!
Thanks,
Vinodh.
I want to get rid of the url structures like /web/guest, /c/.. etc. I want my pages to appear under
mydomain.com/about/page1,
mydomain.com/about/page2
Can someone provide me the solution for this. It would be great!
Thanks,
Vinodh.
Olaf Kock, geändert vor 7 Jahren.
RE: Regarding working with URLs
Liferay Legend Beiträge: 6403 Beitrittsdatum: 23.09.08 Neueste BeiträgeVinodh Kumar:
I want to get rid of the url structures like /web/guest, /c/.. etc.
You probably can't do much (at least not easily) against the /c URLs. As they're all POST action targets anyway, this shouldn't be too much of a problem. However, the URL part /web denotes public pages, followed by the site name (guest in your case). Unless you specify a virtual host name for the site. In that case, Liferay will omit /web/guest from the URL.
Note that /group denotes private pages, followed by the site name, and you can also get rid of this through specifying a (different) virtual host.
If you're annoyed by your own portlet's long and complex URLs, the keywords to search for are "friendly URL Liferay" - while they technically need to be unique (thus by default rather complex), you can gain back control over them. And it's well documented.