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Problem with Subsites Module
21 August 2008 at 9:59pm
Hi,
I managed to install the Subsites module (well... I guess I did) without issues. When I did the
it returned the updated database info. But I don't get a Subsites main menu entry. Is there something else I'm supposed to do?db/build/?flush=1
Thank you.
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Re: Problem with Subsites Module
23 November 2008 at 9:16am
Hey there,
I've just spent all day on this, and then in the subsites/README file I found this:
Requirements
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- genericdataadmin ModuleI installed the genericdataadmin module (checked out the truck from here: http://open.silverstripe.com/browser/modules/genericdataadmin/trunk) and the menu option appeared... now to figure out if subsites even does what I was after.
FYI: I'm using 2.3.0rc1 and the trunk of the subsites module too.
tt
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Re: Problem with Subsites Module
23 November 2008 at 9:42am
I was under the impression that the genericdataadmin stuff had been replaced by modeladmin in 2.3, so if the subsites module does require it then I wouldn't be suprised if it doesn't work.
The last time I tested the subsites trunk code was on 2.2.2, and it seemed to work ok on that after a bit of coaxing.
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Re: Problem with Subsites Module
23 November 2008 at 10:57am Last edited: 23 November 2008 11:00am
Hey jam13,
Today is my first day on SilverStripe, I'm evaluating it for a project I've got coming up. So anything that I do is probably wrong!
Even though adding the genericdataadmin module made the menu item appear on the backend, it appeared that the functionality mentioned in the wiki just wasn't there - I could create subsites, but the drop down list did not appear on the Site Content page and if I tried accessing the subdomain on the normal site it would give an error message. I suspect that it will need a more experienced mind than mine to get this working with 2.3.0.
It even says at the top of the genericadminmodule:
* @deprecated Use {@link ModelAdmin} instead, it's much more advanced and does much more for you.
Subsites are a requirement for my project, but not an urgent one, so I may still be able to use SilverStripe (it's certainly the best CMS I've seen so far), but I'll be waiting with baited breath for subsites to be fixed for 2.3.0.
tt
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