How to implement static page display in Yii

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Use a CViewAction built in Yii to serve all these pages.

First, create a controller class such as DocController, covering the actions method

public function actions()
{
  return array(
    'page'=>array(
      'class'=>'CViewAction',
    ),
  );
}

According to the official guide, the above code declares an external action class CViewAction.

Then, generate the directory protected/views/doc/pages.

Finally, store a file called about.php in this directory with the content: "about this site". At this time, these pages will use the application's default layout file. Therefore this file only describes the content relevant to this page.

http://www.yourhost.com/index.php?r=doc/page&view=about

If there are many static pages, you can put them in a subdirectory. Suppose there is a static page in protected/views/doc/pages/help/contact.php:

http://www.yourhost.com/index.php?r=doc/page&view=help.contact

Of course, we can also customize CViewAction Behavior, check the API documentation to learn more about CViewAction

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