fenton Posted June 10, 2015 Posted June 10, 2015 Hi there, I got a section on a site (9 pages) which uses a PageTable field to enter a datagrid for each page. my first approach was to create a template with a specific PageTable field for each of the 9 pages, so that I can select a hidden Parent page ...this worked, but got kinda messy. Now I reverted back to only one template, one PageTable field and the children listed below each item. Looking at it now I think it will totally confuse the editor, since every other child page to edit for him is a "real" page, ...so I'm trying to find a way to hide these children or create them in a hidden folder, but render them according to the corresponding page where it was created from does anyone know how to tackle this or has an alternative way to do it? (it's a multi language site, so I can't use the table field) thanks a lot, cheers, j
LostKobrakai Posted June 10, 2015 Posted June 10, 2015 PageTables with a hidden parent page are the way to go. Otherwise the pages will get appended as children, where they are even more obstructive. The only other alternative would be repeaters, as long as it's only a single template. There are lots of topics here in the forum about managing building blocks, where you can find more in depth conversation about the topic.
fenton Posted June 10, 2015 Author Posted June 10, 2015 thanks LostKobrakai, so having 9 different templates with 9 different PageTable fields wouldn't be something too weird, then ...just checking in to find the right approach Repeaters aren't ideal in this case, because the pages will have quite a few data entries
LostKobrakai Posted June 10, 2015 Posted June 10, 2015 If you do need 9 different settings for the fields then sure, make each on an own field.
fenton Posted June 10, 2015 Author Posted June 10, 2015 ... the only setting that is different would be the hidden parent
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