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Hi,
Im building an mojoportal solution with other plataform that was built since 4years and i need to create menu links in mojo to show pages from the other application. And to do that i´ve created a new page with the url "~/Folder/Page.aspx". But with this solution when i select de page the menu wasn´t select the page with "AspNet-Menu-SelectedLeaf" css class.
To do that i need to change SiteMenu.cs on DoSelection function:
private void DoSelecetion(Menu menu) {
if (suppressPageSelection) { return; }
bool didSelect = false; String valuePath = SiteUtils.GetActivePageValuePath(siteMapDataSource.Provider.RootNode, startingNodeOffset, Request.RawUrl);
/*NEW CODE TO RESOLVE URL TO FOLDERS IN MOJO SOLUTION */
if (valuePath.Length == 0)
{
String[] array = Request.RawUrl.Split('/');
if (array.Length>=2)
valuePath = SiteUtils.GetActivePageValuePath(siteMapDataSource.Provider.RootNode, startingNodeOffset, Request.RawUrl.Replace(WebUtils.GetApplicationRoot(), ""));
}
...
it´s possible add this code to resolve this problem. This append beacuse SiteUtils.GetActivePageValuePath returns an empty String when request.RawUrl contains /ApplicationRoot/Folder/Page.aspx.
Thanks
No, we do not support extra / segments in urls because that is how we support multiple sites based on folder names, see the article Search Engine Optimization where this is documented.