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StaticPages
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Routes all templates in view/templates/[lang]/static. More...

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class   StaticPagesController
  Controller for static pages. More...

Detailed Description

Routes all templates in view/templates/[lang]/static.

This allows simple creation of more or less static pages, like your privacy policy, an imprint etc.

Just drop you files in the 'static' subdirectory of the template folder. Creating subdirectoris is supported, files named "index.tpl.php" will be routed as directory

Examples:

  • The file app/view/templates/default/static/test.html.tpl.php will be served as /test.html
  • The file app/view/templates/default/static/subdir/test.php.tpl.php will be served as /subdir/test.php
  • The file app/view/templates/default/static/subdir/index.tpl.php will be served as /subdir/
  • The file app/view/templates/default/static/subdir/index.html.tpl.php will be served as /subdir/index.html
  • The file app/view/templates/default/static/test.html will be not be served at all, since it does not end on ".tpl.php"

To access URLs of static pages use the action "static_[template_name]", where template name is the file name without the ".tpl.php" extension. So the above examples are access like this:

  • app/view/templates/default/static/test.html.tpl.php => static_test.html
  • app/view/templates/default/static/subdir/test.php.tpl.php => static_subdir/test.php.
  • app/view/templates/default/static/subdir/index.tpl.php => static_subdir/

Alternatively, you may map actions using the template name as a parameter named "page" to an action named "static". This is used for historical reasons mainly, and should be regarded as deprecated