Anyway to make a subtab/subpage

[aroundsimply]

Anyone know how to operate the URL and introduce a subpage, example:

https://www.bubblapps.is/index | This is the main index
https://www.bubleapps.is/index/suppage | The extension past index labeled subpage

[aroundsimply]

Also is there anyway to automatically create new pages?

[Kfawcett]

No, for both of your questions. Unfortunately these are not possible with Bubble.

See these for more details.

How do I create top-level pages and subpages?

There are no sub-levels on bubble. There’s the homepage and then there are other pages. That’s it. That said, you can include a hierarchy in the way you display items in navigation, etc. that makes them seem to have a hierarchy to the user. Additionally, you could set up a page with two different “views” (e.g., example.com/about?view=overview & example.com/about?view=mission) which adds a visual hierarchy to the URL itself. However, I recommend against optimize on the URL look (generally…

Subdirectory / sub page possible?

This is something that would really help especially for large webites that have many sub pages, however doesn’t currently exist in Bubble. The current best solution that I know of, is just in the name, so you could do: /admin /admin_manage /admin_directory /admin_login /user /user_profile /user_photos /user_friends Another solution is to use groups on the page to give the allusion of different pages, but I am not aware if that would help in your case.

User friendly URLs

Maybe there is already a way to do this but it would be great if: When a page is created on the database side we can add a user friendly name to use as the URL. perhaps as a dynamic field i.e use page title. At the moment URL’s for pages created in the database look like this: /story/1504276288581x386937277276225540 it would be great it if was like this: /story/how-to-ride-a-bike I know there is an option for readable field but this just adds it to the long id number: /content/visit-us-15…

[aroundsimply]

Thank @Kfawcett

The “GetPath” function is exactly what I was looking for it’s extremely helpful!