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Neo Pixel
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Thursday 11 June 2009 7:03:39 am
How do I do this? I got so far...
{def $my_node=fetch( content,
list,
hash( parent_node_id, 89,
limit, 15,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( 'article' ) ) )}
{undef}
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: START -->
<div class="border-box">
<div class="border-tl"><div class="border-tr"><div class="border-tc"></div></div></div>
<div class="border-ml"><div class="border-mr"><div class="border-mc">
<div class="border-content">
hello titles from node id 89 !!! what do i put here???!!??!
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.object.data_map.name_of_any_attribute}
</div>
</div></div></div>
<div class="border-bl"><div class="border-br"><div class="border-bc"></div></div></div>
</div>
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: END -->
Any help would be much appreciated
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justin kazadi
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Friday 12 June 2009 2:07:51 am
If you want to show the contents of nodes who are children of one node for example
node_id = 89 . You can do this :
{def $my_node=fetch( content, list, hash( parent_node_id, 89,
limit,15,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( 'article' )
)
}
{foreach $my_node as $item}
<div class="">
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.name_of_any_attribute1}
<br />
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.name_of_any_attribute2}
<br />
.......
</div>
{/foreach}
i think this can help you.
The theory is when we know everything and nothing works.
The practice is when everything works and nobody knows why.
If the practice and theory are met, nothing works and we do not know why.
Albert Einstein
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Neo Pixel
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Friday 12 June 2009 5:27:49 am
Thanks Justin But what do I put in place of "name_of_any_attribute1" ??? Can someone gve me an example?
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justin kazadi
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Friday 12 June 2009 6:58:03 am
{def $my_node=fetch( content, list, hash( parent_node_id, 89,
limit,15,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( 'article' )
)
}
{foreach $my_node as $item}
<div class="">
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.name_of_any_attribute1}
<br />
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.name_of_any_attribute2}
<br />
.......
</div>
{/foreach}
"name_of_any_attribute&" , "name_of_any_attribute2" ,"name_of_any_attribute n" are the identifier of the attribute of the class (in this fetch "article") you wanna to show in your template.
i think this doc could help you:
http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/modules/content/fetch_functions/list
The theory is when we know everything and nothing works.
The practice is when everything works and nobody knows why.
If the practice and theory are met, nothing works and we do not know why.
Albert Einstein
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Neo Pixel
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Monday 15 June 2009 1:31:45 am
Thanks Justin but I don't understand... I'm just a designer!
{def $my_node=fetch( content,
list,
hash( parent_node_id, 89,
limit, 15,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( 'article' ) ) )}
{undef}
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: START -->
<div class="border-box">
<div class="border-tl"><div class="border-tr"><div class="border-tc"></div></div></div>
<div class="border-ml"><div class="border-mr"><div class="border-mc">
<div class="border-content">
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.object.data_map.article}
</div>
</div></div></div>
<div class="border-bl"><div class="border-br"><div class="border-bc"></div></div></div>
</div>
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: END -->
This isn't it... is it?
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justin kazadi
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Monday 15 June 2009 2:42:52 am
Ok, Tell me the attributes identifier of your class that you want to show content. so i would do for you.
The theory is when we know everything and nothing works.
The practice is when everything works and nobody knows why.
If the practice and theory are met, nothing works and we do not know why.
Albert Einstein
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Neo Pixel
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Monday 15 June 2009 5:54:34 am
(news folder) node id 89
> article title
> article summary next etc
Title [Text line] (id:183)
Summary [XML block] (id:186) Many thanks :-)
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justin kazadi
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Monday 15 June 2009 6:21:29 am
You can do this (i think title and summary are the identifiers of your desired attribute ) :
{def $my_node=fetch( content, list, hash( parent_node_id, 89,
limit,15,
class_filter_type, include,
class_filter_array, array( 'article' )
)
}
{foreach $my_node as $item}
<div class="">
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.title}
<br /><br />
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$item.object.data_map.summary}
.......
</div>
{/foreach}{undef $my_node}
i think this can help you. good luck
The theory is when we know everything and nothing works.
The practice is when everything works and nobody knows why.
If the practice and theory are met, nothing works and we do not know why.
Albert Einstein
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Neo Pixel
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Wednesday 17 June 2009 3:00:46 am
Ended up doing it this way...
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: START -->
<div class="border-box">
<div class="border-tl"><div class="border-tr"><div class="border-tc"></div></div></div>
<div class="border-ml"><div class="border-mr"><div class="border-mc">
<div class="border-content">
{def $news_node= fetch('content','node',hash('node_path','News'))}
{def $children=fetch( 'content','list', hash( 'parent_node_id', $news_node.node_id,
'class_filter_type','include',
'sort_by','modified',
'class_filter_array',array('article'),
'limit', 15 ) )}
<div class="content-view-children">
<div class="attribute-header"><h1>The Week</h1></div>
<div id="right_news_menu">
<ul id="right-news-menu-index">
{foreach $children as $child }
<li class="right-news-nenu-link"><a href="{$child.url|ezurl('no')}"> {$child.name}</a></li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div></div></div>
<div class="border-bl"><div class="border-br"><div class="border-bc"></div></div></div>
</div>
<!-- ZONE CONTENT: END -->
It works :) Thanks for your help tho!
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