This is probably a noobie question so i will warn you guys first but i am a bit stuck. I have had a look about and i do not know what to ask for except here.
I have installed projectfork and installed the PF Menu module. I am using SEF (native not extension). All the links are as follows
Are all the docs menus actually part of the main menu or is there a joomla trick i can use ie hidden menu item to get all the PF module menu to have 'normal' links?
Solution
please consider adding this to the instructions and/or the PF installation as this is a fix other people will want so all their PF stuff is in the same folder/url (less messey) www.mysite.com/projectfork
Install Projectfork
this install PF, modules and the menus
Make the following changes:
PF Menu
edit the PF menu
add a menu item, call it 'projectfork' point it to the PF dashboard
in the PF menu select all the other items and select batch (at the top)
move all the items under the new 'projectfork' menu item you have just created
Main Menu
create a menu item, call it 'projectfork' or what ever you want, do not fill in alias
select menu item type 'Menu Item Alias', this is under 'System Links'
point the 'Menu Item Alias' to the top level menu item in the PF Menu
save
PF Menu Module
edit the PF Menu Module called 'Projectfork'
set 'Base Item' to 'Projectfork' (or what ever your parent menu item is in the PF Menu)
set the start level = 2
You have now configured all your PF links to be under the directory projectfork.
Overview
This solution is not for when you have joomla into a sub-directory because, left as standard the same issue would arise but just in a sub-folder.
My method allows me to have all my projectfork links in the projectfork subfolder. With the standard install of PF and joomla, the PF Menu Module Links are all root items. I wanted my in a subfolder as if i had installed a seperate piece of software whilst everything else was kept route.
This probably arises because i will be using my website for more that PF.
Maybe the solution i have done above might be common Joomla stuff but i found it tricky. I did not even know about joomla 'Menu Alias Item' until today.
This is probably a noobie question so i will warn you guys first but i am a bit stuck. I have had a look about and i do not know what to ask for except here.
I have installed projectfork and installed the PF Menu module. I am using SEF (native not extension). All the links are as follows
http://www.mysite.com/dashboard
http://www.mysite.com/projects
etc..
As you can see they are all root links, but i would like them like
http://www.mysite.com/projectfork/dashboard
http://www.mysite.com/projectfork/projects
On the docs site, the menus on the left do exactly this.
http://projectfork.net/docs
Are all the docs menus actually part of the main menu or is there a joomla trick i can use ie hidden menu item to get all the PF module menu to have 'normal' links?
Solution
Install Projectfork
Make the following changes:
PF Menu
Main Menu
PF Menu Module
You have now configured all your PF links to be under the directory projectfork.
Overview
This solution is not for when you have joomla into a sub-directory because, left as standard the same issue would arise but just in a sub-folder.
My method allows me to have all my projectfork links in the projectfork subfolder. With the standard install of PF and joomla, the PF Menu Module Links are all root items. I wanted my in a subfolder as if i had installed a seperate piece of software whilst everything else was kept route.
This probably arises because i will be using my website for more that PF.
Maybe the solution i have done above might be common Joomla stuff but i found it tricky. I did not even know about joomla 'Menu Alias Item' until today.