http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
But I want to divide it into 3 pages:
>One page, just a sidebar
>A’featured’ page is just the’green’ part (featured article/do you know)
> The “news” page is only the “blue” part (in the news/day)
What is the best way to tritium?
I think the abstract function I want is the ability to create multiple pages from a single page. This is very useful for organizing mobile pages in finer details. Another use case is to build a jqtouch application.
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However, one possible way is to use query parameters. For example, if you want to have such 3 pages, can you reply? pageType = “featured” or? pageType = “news”.
Then in your mapping, you can do the following:
match($path) {
with(/Main/) {
match($path) {
with(/\?.*featured/) {
@import "pages/home/featured.ts"
}
with(/\?.*news/) {
@import "pages/home/news.ts"
}
else() {
@ import "pages/home/home.ts"
}
}
}
}
I have a page, Let’s say:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
But I want to divide it into 3 pages:
>A page, just the sidebar
>A’featured’ page is just the’green’ part (featured article/did you know)
>The “news” page is just the “blue” part (in the news/day)
What is the best way to tritium?
I think the abstract function I want is the ability to create multiple pages from a single page. This is very useful for organizing mobile pages in finer details. Another use case is to build a jqtouch application.
p>
This is usually difficult in Tritium, because we follow the desktop function as much as possible.
But, a feasible method Is to use query parameters. For example, if you want to have such 3 pages, can you reply? pageType = “featured” or? pageType = “news”.
Then in your mapping, you can do the following:
match($path) {
with(/Main/) {
match($path) {
with(/\?.*featured/) {
@import "pages/home/featured.ts"
}
with(/\?.*news/) {
@import "pages/home/news.ts"
}
else() {
@ import "pages/home/home.ts"
}
}
}
}