Defining different content types for each web context possible?

I see that this is a defined in system--> content types section for all web contexts

I wonder how we can use different content types for each website, or in other words, for web contexts. So one website uses, "/" as file extension and another can use "html"

Just create context-specific Content Types with an appropriate name and the extension you want for it. You might add a feature request so you can set default Content Type per Context.

Thanks OpenGeek. So what you say is to create a "new content type" with a different extension, but how do we associate that content type with a context?

Quote from: dragona at Oct 25, 2010, 03:03 AM

Thanks OpenGeek. So what you say is to create a "new content type" with a different extension, but how do we associate that content type with a context?

You cannot currently, but you could name it based on a Context. And feel free to request that as a feature/improvement.

Quote from: OpenGeek at Oct 25, 2010, 07:44 AM

Quote from: dragona at Oct 25, 2010, 03:03 AM

Thanks OpenGeek. So what you say is to create a "new content type" with a different extension, but how do we associate that content type with a context?

You cannot currently, but you could name it based on a Context. And feel free to request that as a feature/improvement.

Thanks again. Sorry, but I am not sure if I understand you right. Is what you suggest("name it based on a Context") is a workaround for this , or this is not something achievable with current revo version? I plan to use one modx installation for many websites on the same host if this is something that can be done.

Ok. Thanks again. I now understand what you mean.

You can define a default content_type per Context.
https://forums.modx.com/thread/16771/change-the-default-content-type-for-a-resource-to-something-besides-html#dis-post-403527