Fixed it,
"topLevel": "servers",
"pages": {
"servers": {
"friendly": "",
"real": "app=serversapp&module=servers&do=list"
},
I found if you emptied the friendly it will use the top level for the app.
Okay Jim, it's a shame that IPS doesn't want to help developers with their product.
Eitherway... I've finally worked it out after a while of head scratching.
For people who want to understand this better, I might be slightly off but it's the best simple explanation in my own head.
{
"topLevel": "servers", <---- this is what will appear after your domain.com for your app
"pages": { <---- do not change this
"servers": { <---- can be anything, probably the same as your friendly
"friendly": "servers", <----- what your url will be if its the same as top level it'll be used as the top level
"real": "app=serversapp&module=servers&controller=servers" <--- what the actual URL is.
}
}
}
After you add this to your furl.json in the data folder of your application and uploaded to your server reset the caches in the support area otherwise it seems to have issues.
If I'm wrong with my comments on the code above please correct me so I understand better and if anyone copies and pastes the code I have wrote please remove the comments and arrow I put in the code.
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