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Bjørn Torkel Dahl	Wednesday 02 March 2005 4:45:55 am Hi all I cant seem to figure out how to display related objects using an object-relation list. That is I want to disply the content of reated object in an article, where these objects are either reated within the object relation list or linked from existing objects, and i want it displayed as a part of the current page. i've found a way to do it hardcoding into the current class' templates, but its ugly.. I'd preffer to user attribute_view_gui or similar, but i cant figure out what to feed as attribute. Obviously they are not treated as children of the current object, wich would have made it painless, but I see why they are not. Any ideas? -- btd
Łukasz Serwatka	Wednesday 02 March 2005 5:06:27 am Hi Bjørn, You can view list of related objects to article using attribute_view_gui For example: {img_list is object relation list} {attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.object.data_map.img_list} Look also into design/standard/templates/content/datatype/view/ezobjectrelationlist.tpl to see how it works. Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog
Bjørn Torkel Dahl	Wednesday 02 March 2005 6:04:53 am Hi Are you saying that a list of related object always will be found in img_list regardless of object class? -- btd
Gabriel Ambuehl	Wednesday 02 March 2005 6:15:48 am img_list is the name of his attribute. You must use yours. Visit http://triligon.org
Bjørn Torkel Dahl	Wednesday 02 March 2005 6:56:28 am Obviously :) The attribute dumps were quite a lot to read through. tnx guys. -- btd
Bjørn Torkel Dahl	Wednesday 02 March 2005 7:28:30 am And btw, when you include as mentioned over, wich template is used? It does not seem to use the "full" template in my case, I only get a title listing... (i figured this one out.. using "embed" seemed logical, and was, as most of eZ is :>) That worked ok, but what if the object is just added as a related object? Not in an object relation list, and hence with no name? -- btd
Roy Bøhmer	Thursday 03 March 2005 11:39:56 pm I've used object relation list as a way to relate articles. What I found was that when two articles both were related to each other, eZ somehow got a hickup and messed up the whole relation-list. Ex.: Article_1 have Article_2 in its object relation list Aritlce_2 have Article_1 in its object relation list Have you tested your solution for this?