M. Vondano
M. Vondano
That's conceptually similar to supporting multiple aliases, isn't it? (or more precise: then differentiating between replacing or appending) Here was a discussion for that topic https://github.com/contao/contao/issues/5398
I don't understand what you mean.
The names in the dropdown are unique - what's the benefit of adding anything to it in parentheses? I'd even remove the `(Standard)` to be honest.
From a technical standpoint, it's no problem to show all sources of a template's chain (e.g. `Theme foo, Global, VendorBarBundle, ContaoCoreBundle`) but my concern is that this might be too...
This could be the outcome (obviously here as a test, then rendered as the real dropdown):  Note, that the theme part is only available if the theme is known...
This feels very hacky to honest. But I did not investigate too much, so I'm not sure there is a better solution :relaxed:. IMHO the root of the problem is...
> But I guess you do not want to clutter the site structure with multiple redirect pages. Exactly. I think the primary concern is to keep the various URLs together...
Sure, that's why there must be a good UI for that.
A page with a form containing a security hash should probably be private in the first place, right?
> I think the template finder should be able to be restricted to certain file endings Agree - I had that planned already. :slightly_smiling_face: Currently the thing identifying templates in...