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Hi,

Topic is a bit misleading but didn’t know how to describe it in 1 sentence.

Say i have a page which represents an event. This event is hosted at different moments in time. For every time it’s hosted, i’d like te have a new page, with the event itself as parent.

  • Event
    • Time 1
    • Time 2
    • Time 3
    • Etc.

This would generate urls like /event/time_1, /event/time_2 and so on.

Because most content on the page is the same (can differ a bit but not much), google probably sees it as duplicate content, so i set canonical tags in the header of every subpage witch point to /event.

So far so good. But now, when you go to the /event page i’d like to show the content of the next upcoming time (say, Time 2). I could solve this with a redirect to /event/time_2, but the seo guys prefer i keep at /event.

Any suggestions on how to achieve this? I overriding $this->page and $page as first lines in my template doesn’t feel like the right way :D

Grz,

Kim

Posted (edited)

Maybe you could put this code in the Event template file:

$page->children("sort=-created")->get()->render();

...or something like that. Have not tested it ))

Of course you should handle cases when there are no children.

Edited by Ivan Gretsky
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