Just where are these "Info Pages" at?

[tallship]

I created an, "Info Page", called "TOS", thinking that I could just http://sld.tld/TOS or something like that. Nope. I guess not.

I'm running Modernpanel and according to the wiki HERE there should be a link, somewhere, on the portal main page... Huh?

So if I named the page "TOS", where can I find it? or should I have named it tos.html or tos.php or something? What would the URL be?

Any assistance would be most appreciated

[blackrider]

I created an, "Info Page", called "TOS", thinking that I could just http://sld.tld/TOS or something like that. Nope. I guess not.

To view the info page called "TOS" try http://sld.tld/page/TOS

[tallship]

To view the info page called "TOS" try http://sld.tld/page/TOS

I tried /page/TOS and /page/tos, /pages/TOS and pages/tos, I created another *page* entitled jikjau, and then /page/jikjau, pages/jikjau, page/jikjau/index.php page/jikjau.html, and looked all over the "client portal" for a link, not just the main page of the client portal as the wiki states it should appear in, and even went through the pages of my knowledge base.

Then I started doing *locate* and finally used find  - still nothing.

Never in my life have I used any software system that was so pretty, and so broken and non-functional at seemingly every turn.

[tallship]

Well I found the URL to the pages.

It's http://sld.tld/index.php/page/TOS The other page showed up at http://sld.tld/index.php/page/jikjau

There still are no links whatsoever in the client portal that I can find.

I went ahead and changed from

Settings ==> General ==> Other ==> SEO URLs settings ==> Basic 
To...
Settings ==> General ==> Other ==> SEO URLs settings ==> Apache Mod Rewrite

So now, the URLs are at http://sld.tld/page/TOS etc.....

For this particular virtualhost I'm still having issues w/the .htaccess file for the mod_rewrite URLs which would force all calls to http://sld.tld and rewrite them as https://sld.tld, so what I've done in the meantime is just to create two virtualhosts - one which is standard HTTP on port 80 and another SSL enabled one listenting at 443. I figure if the user doesn't care enough to try to use HTTPS for logging in, then it's a lower priority on my list at this point.

I'll create another thread for this and  .htaccess though.