🔥 You have to update sluggi to >= 1.9.1 if you update TYPO3 Core to 9.5.14, as this introduced a core bug where it's impossible to add additional fields for fetching the page root line
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- modifies the page slug field, so normal users can only edit the part of the page slug they have appropriate permissions on the related pages (see screenshot and example below)
- allows administrators to restrict editing the page slug on certain pages
- renames slug segments recursively, so if you change the slug of a parent page, the segments of this page are updated in all slugs on child pages. Redirects are created for all renamed pages if the
typo3/cms-redirectsextension is active - renames slug segments when moving a page (including child pages recursively)
- allows to synchronize the slug segment with the configured (title) fields automatically (behaviour like with RealURL)
- sets a fallback chain for page slug calculation as follows (the first nonempty value is used): Alternative page title > Page title (you can change the fields used in the extension configuration)
- configures a replacement of forward slashes (
/) in the page slug with a hyphen (-) for new pages (existing pages are not affected as long as you don't recalculate the slugs) - allows to set a flag to allow editing only for the last part of the URL
You can configure all options for the extension via Admin Tools > Settings > Extension Configuration
Clear all caches after you change these settings.
In this example the editor has no rights to edit the About page of the website, so he has no permission to change the /about/ segment of the URL too.
You can set a whitelist with backend user group IDs in the extension configuration. Members of these groups will still be able to edit the whole slug.
sluggi will automatically create redirects for all renamed pages if the extension typo3/cms-redirects is active. See the extension settings for further options (like redirect HTTP status code).
If the feature is enabled in the extension configuration (see above), whenever you move a page or change the URL of a page with subpages, the URL part that matches the affected page is recursively updated (or replaced) on all these pages.
Of course, if your subpages have custom URLs that are not related to the parent pages, nothing will change on these pages!
The most awaited feature is here!
No more URLs like '/about/translate-to-english-ueber-uns' because you forgot to press the re-generate button while translating a page. sluggi will do the hard work for you and keep the URL in sync with your configured (e.g. the title) field.
This feature is enabled by default, but you can switch it off in the extension configuration completely or on every single page if you need a different URL.
As of version 1.9.3, a flag can be set to allow editing only for the last part of the URL. So editors can only change the path for the current page and not change the complete URL structure.
You need at least TYPO3 CMS version 9.5.5 including the following features:
- https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.5.x/Feature-86740-AllowRemovalOfSlashInSlug.html
- https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.5.x/Feature-87085-FallbackOptionsForSlugFields.html
Require the latest package:
composer require wazum/sluggi
Available on TER and packagist: https://packagist.org/packages/wazum/sluggi
- Read the important changes section in this README.md
- Go to Analyze Database Structure in the Admin tools > Maintenance backend module and update the database structure.
The field tx_sluggi_locked in the pages table has been renamed to tx_sluggi_lock in version 1.4.0. If you used this feature, update your table:
ALTER TABLE `pages` CHANGE `tx_sluggi_locked` `tx_sluggi_lock` SMALLINT(5) UNSIGNED DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL;
You have to apply the patch from https://review.typo3.org/c/Packages/TYPO3.CMS/+/60263 before TYPO3 CMS 9.5.6 or 10.0.1
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