Introduction
This is a Django CMS menu plugin for replacing links in menus with the redirected URL.
Installation
First, you must install Django CMS and Django. For full details, see the installation instructions for those packages.
Install cmsmenu-redirect to your environment with a tool such as PIP, setuptools, or buildout.
Add cmsmenu_redirect and django.contrib.redirects to the INSTALLED_APPS list in your project’s settings.py and run the syncdb command on your manage.py.
What’s Inside
There is a menus Navigation Modifier that checks all nodes in the navigation against the registered redirects (from django.contrib.redirects). When a node has a redirect, the url of that node is rewritten for the redirect.
0.1 (2011/05/12)
Menu modifier added
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