Making the link to the root page.

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2/28/2008 2:08:55 AM
z1
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Making the link to the root page.

Hi,

   I added the page to the root for that page blog module content added. In blog I added some categories.There are some pages added  as subpages to root page so I want to give the link to the particular categories to this subpages. When I try to give it give me error like "Cannot create this url because it would mask a physical page" so what is the solution? 

2/28/2008 6:27:30 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Making the link to the root page.

It can be done. If you go into Administration > Url Manager and create a friendly url that points to the category view something like this:

mycategory.aspx maps to

BlogCategoryView.aspx?cat=1&mid=19&pageid=2

Now go into page settings for the sub page you want to link to the category and put ~/mycategory.aspx for the url

of course this is just example you will use whatever you like instead of "mycategory.aspx" and your cat= and pageid= will be different than my example.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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