Many CMS solutions (including the ones that I have developed) have limited support for static pages. I suppose the mindset is that with all those bells and whistles who would ever need a static page, but I beg to differ.
I like having the capability to work with static pages within the CMS, so I am adding this functionality to Digitalus Framework.
When you create a static page you can specify the URL or let the CMS create that for you. Your URL should map to the file in the static views folder (application/modules/digitalus/views/scripts/page/static), so for example a static page at about/directions would look for a file in ~static/about/directions.phtml.
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Forrest Lyman
Forrest is an expert Zend Framework developer who focuses on building custom CMS solutions.
He runs Digitalus Media, which is a boutique web development and consulting shop located in Sedgwick, Maine.
He runs Digitalus Media, which is a boutique web development and consulting shop located in Sedgwick, Maine.
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