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I'm currently working with a customer where there is a lot of pages added to one parent page.
Into one page there is about 100-500 child pages added every day.
Is there any way to prevent child page from being shown in the editors treemenu?
Feb 06, 2007 19:10
There is no standard way of doing this, and this will lead to big problems down the road.
When you expand a menu item in the tree, EPiServer will load two levels down, to give you the +/- symbols to indicate if there are any child pages. I do believe that this has been subject to optimizations, but I'm not really sure what has been done.
Never the less, having so many pages on one level will give you a usability problem real quick - as you've probably discovered already. The best solution to this that I can think of is to organize the pages in child containers, by date for an example.
#18451
\News
\2007
\January
\01
\02
\February
\01
\02
\...
Your templates does not need to expose this structure if you do not want to.
/Steve
Feb 07, 2007 13:13
