display the site that currently you are working against.

[gochev]

We need to display in the header the site we currently edit from each of the consoles.

Otherwise the user may make a mistake and apply changes to production instead of acceptance and etc.

[ptahchiev]

This doesn't work for backend and admin - they use the other property for the rest url.

[ptahchiev]

[gochev]

I see, and no. All consoles require all urls .. for rest and for website right now so it is consistent. It is WEIRD one console to require one url another other, also it is weird to work against one site but to use the rest of another (as you shown above) for cms console it will mean you see one page of one website and you work against the rest of another website.

So currently this functionality works and the two urls are required and should be the same.

What we can do however is following:

Enhancement 1)

• to make a property for the /rest part if the user changed the mapping /rest to be /rest-api for example.
• to use only one property for the websiteUrl

Enhancement 2)

• to change the login form to contain textfield for entering the websiteUrl which by default is equal to the property of the websiteUrl so the user can connect to whatever he wants.. and the /rest will be the same url + the rest sufix property /rest or /rest-api