Frog CMS

Wiki is there for the moment, because for now I really focus on development of Frog CMS.

and you have right $thisis referencing to current page. but find return a page so logically, echo $this->find('/about')->content(); is the same that:

$about_page = $this->find('/about');
echo $about_page->content();

but if you need to do more then one thing with the about page I recommend you to use a var ie:

$about_page = $this->find('/about');
if ($about_page->hasContent('example'))
    echo $about_page->content('example');
else
    echo $about_page->content('example', true);

note the true in content, this mean inherit, so if there this example will result in a 4 queries to MySQL

and with this example:

if ($this->find('/about')->hasContent('example'))
    echo $this->find('/about')->content('example');
else
    echo $this->find('/')->content('example');

this will result on a 10 queries to MySQL

and here this shorter solution with 4 queries too

$this->find('/about')->content('example', true);

ok maybe this doesn't mean nothing for you !!! sorry I'm in my little world now with all those plugins thing

This is all impressive! But ... isn't easier just to use the same method as the "Sitemap" for this problem?

1. Create a hidden page called "Contact", which is not "protected", so the client/editor/user can edit.

2. Reference its content in a snippet with the code Philippe used in #11:

   <?php echo $this->find('/contact')->content(); ?>

Done. No? Obviously there's some advantage to the methods being discussed ... or they wouldn't be discussed! No need to explain if it's obvious to everyone else! :)

Heh. But then you have yet another page. ;)

My thought was that "There's already an About page; why not just extend it?" My testing indicates that it's the same number of DB queries either way, so "best practice" would probably be whatever is more intuitive for the editor. Personally, I'm a fan of keeping related items on one page, which is why I suggested what I did. ;)

Is there a third way of doing things? ;)