a couple weeks ago, I had that idea of creating a "smart content element" for my CMS. The idea behind that is, based on the visited pages of a visitor (saved eg. in a cookie), the visitor gets dynamic content.
Eg. I visit some product pages and after 2 pages, the cms shows on another product page with normal content and one dynamic content element, based on suggested content.
Of cource the user flow behind that needs to be really good and approved.
Is that some how possible, or my does something like that exist, maybe wie some kind of AI?
Thx
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I am trying to create a site like stackoverflow where there can be multiple questions added by users and they can answer
https://wixten.com/
But I don't know how to seo for each page that's added dynamically when a question is asked.
I have configured the dynamic page that is created when each page is created with helmet so each route has its own page title and description.
Since all inner pages are dynamically generated, I am not able to create site maps for each pages.
Since Google bot does not crawl through the dynamic urls I have no idea how I can index these pages - I need help.
Hope someone will help me I have been stuck with this for the past 2 weeks, I tried everything on the internet I could find but no luck
Adding links pointing to the dynamic pages is the key. For example if you have a list of questions like in stackoverflow, google has already accessed that page (list of questions) and it's a matter of time for your new page to get indexed. The other thing you have to do is create a dynamic sitemap.xml file witch changes depending on the creating/deletion of pages in your website :)
On a Wagtail site, the standard way to get a list of live Pages is something like:
MyPage.objects.live()
However, I want to ensure that I only display pages that are live and have no privacy/visibility setting other than 'Public'. So, to only list pages that every user to the site can see.
What's the best way to do that?
This can be done with
MyPage.objects.live().public()
http://docs.wagtail.io/en/stable/reference/pages/queryset_reference.html#wagtail.core.query.PageQuerySet.public
I posted, on a Drupal 7 site, an article I intended to be displayed inline (not as the title linked to another page with the article).
Is there a straightforward way to display the text of a node on the homepage, or is that an undertaking? I imagine that a theme can be edited so a block of HTML is displayed, but I really hope that isn't the best way.
What is the best approach for something like that?
With Node
There are many different ways to achieve this, but the most popular way to do it is to use the views module to display the full content of the node in a block on the home page.
Then you can place that block in one of your home page regions in the block administration screen. However this still leaves you with the full content on the home page and the actual article node.
Without Node
You would just create a simple block if you don't want the content to be a node and display that on the home page.
Without Node or Block
You could also "hard code" it directly into the page--front.tpl.php file if it's something you won't be updating on a regular basis.
Is there a decent way in DNN 7 to modify the navigation block at the top? I am completely lost.
I am using the "Awesome Cycles" content as a template for a class project. All I am trying to do is change out the word "us" in the navigation at the top for the word "me".
I'm sure there must be an easy way to do it, but I don't think I "speak the language" well enough to google this. I have been literally searching for three days, and I know I'm going to feel stupid once someone points it out but... Oh well.
Thanks in advance!
You are correct that you can simple change the Page Name in the page settings to control what displays in the Navigation. But be aware that changing a page name also changes the URL of that page.
Check out this video for how to avoid bad URLs after changing pages
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Video-Library/Viewer/Video/213/View/Details/Renaming-a-Page-in-DotNetNuke.aspx
tl;dr - create a new page, with the old name, make it hidden (not in the menu), and have it redirect to the new page.
Hey guys. so I'm not quite sure how to tackle my next big problem in this project.
I want to create an admin interface which allows my client to create a dynamic menu page for the food and drinks. Basically, I want him to be able to enter a short paragraph for the top of the page, and then 2-6 widgets that he can drag and drop onto the page. This menu will then render under owlhouse.com.au/food. I figure it'll be something to do with associations, but I have no idea how to construct a function which attaches dynamic data to the page on the fly.. and keep it in the layout the client wants (2 columns, diff modules for beer, wine, etc.)
HOW ON EARTH DO I GO ABOUT THIS?
thankyou,
~Harley
Dynamic Data
Build a "CRUD" interface that the client can log into. (Think blog entries). Store the content in the database (of course). Then provide a drag & drop interface that allows the client to order them, assign them to pages, or whatever is needed to meet the requirement. When the client clicks update, you simply add/remove IDs to the content for the given page. When the page loads (like a blog page) it loads the content for the given IDs.
Widgets
The same would apply for widgets. I would build an element that provides the basic layout for the widget. Then build it the same way as the content. The client will have CRUD functionality with drag & drop interface to show which widgets are displayed.
Send me a PM if you need to hire someone. ;)