I do this for a lot of my sites, so I thought I'd post it here for reference. This is used for a URL structure where /subpage
is the list URL and /subpage/name-of-item
is the detail URL.
First, create your page in Runway and add a route like subpage/[slug:s]
I use a layouts header so I can set the <title>
if necessary, like this:
Layout: header.php
<?php
if (perch_layout_has('title')) {
$this_title = perch_layout_var('title', true);
} else {
$this_title = perch_pages_title(true);
}
echo '<title>'.$this_title.' | My Cool Website</title>';
In the master page, for a detail page I check if the slug exists and 404 if it doesn't. If it does, I set the title and output the item. If this is a list page, I output the header without a set title, then output the collection list.
Master page: subpage.php
<?php
// DETAIL PAGE
if (perch_get('s')) {
$result = perch_collection('Collection',[
'filter'=>'slug',
'match'=>'eq',
'value'=>perch_get('s'),
'skip-template'=>true,
'return-html'=>true
],true);
// CHECK 404
if (empty(array_filter($result))) {
PerchSystem::use_error_page(404);
exit;
}
// POST EXISTS, OUTPUT PAGE
else {
perch_layout('header',[
'title'=>$result[0]['title']
]);
echo $result['html'];
}
}
// LIST PAGE
else {
perch_layout('header');
perch_collection('Collection',[
'template'=>'post_in_list.html'
]);
}
perch_layout('footer');