Right now, my pages look like this: http://www.my-domain/index.php/site/about
But I would like it to be about.html
Is that possible?
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show_future_entries="yes"
is set. When I have this:
{entries limit="1"}
<div>
<a href="{base_url}site/workshop/{url_title}">{day_number}</a>
</div>
{/entries}
I get a link that points to the last entry, no matter what.
It’s clearly missing the {url_title} element. Yet, if I format it correctly (according to the docs) with day_path, like this:
{entries limit="1"}
<div>
<a href="{day_path='{base_url}site/workshop/{url_title}'}">{day_number}</a>
</div>
{/entries}
The link end oddly, with a ‘}, as if the quotes are closed
Yet the documentation suggests that a set of ‘’ inside “” should work, for example:
<a href="{day_path='weblog/index'}">
Okay, I’m cross-eyed now. Could someone please point out what I’m not seeing?
thanks
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{exp:weblog:entries weblog="courses" require_entry="yes" show_future_entries="yes"
sort="asc" dynamic="off"
start_on"{current_time format="%Y-%m-%d %g:%i %A"}"}
{if no_results}
<h4>No Upcoming Events</h4>
{/if}
<div class="inset_box2">
<p><a href="{url_title_path=eventsandcourses/event}">{title}</a></p>
<div class="post_facts">{edu_dates}</div>
<strong>{edu_location}</strong>
</div>
<br />
{/exp:weblog:entries}
How do I get to display events from just 1 category. What tags do I need to insert and where?
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I would like to give my site’s visitors the ability to subscribe for several mailing lists “with one click”
I.e. I would like to have one page several chackboxes with names of mailing lists, e-mail input fields and “sunscribe” button.
So the user does not have to enter his/her email every time, he justs checkes the boxes needed and enters his email only one time.
But as far as I understand, exp:mailinglist:form works as “one form - one mailing list”
So I would like to know if there is a hack (or maybe another solution) that would allow me to do what described.
Thank you in advance.
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Right now, my pages look like this: http://www.my-domain/index.php/site/about
But I would like it to be about.html
Is that possible?
]]>the instructions in the video are very straight forward to implement the pages module
my question is after setting up the pages module, creating a new section, creating a new template and writting weblog entries tag in this new template, as per the video it is mentioned that in order to provide a link on the page so that the user can click on the link to see the static content which was set up using the pages module,
we have to manually write the <a >About</a> anchor tag
from a client point of view they would not write this anchor tag correct so without the client adding an anchor tag themselves in the new template how can the link appear on the website so that the static page content can be viewed.
please advice
thanks
]]>Here is my scenario…
For my ‘test’ project I’m creating a site for a bike company. Acme Bikes have a few road bikes, a few track bikes, and a few mountain bikes. On the bikes landing page, I have 3 ul’s, one for each bike type (the bike type is declared with a custom select field on the publish page. My bikes index template has this:
<div class="bike-category">
<h2>Road</h2>
<ul>
{exp:channel:entries channel="bikes"}
{if bike-type=='Road'}
<li><a href="{title_permalink='bikes/view'}">{title}</a></li>
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
</ul>
</div>
<div class="bike-category">
<h2>Track</h2>
<ul>
{exp:channel:entries channel="bikes"}
{if bike-type=='Track'}
<li><a href="{title_permalink='bikes/view'}">{title}</a></li>
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
</ul>
</div>
<div class="bike-category">
<h2>Mountain</h2>
<ul>
{exp:channel:entries channel="bikes"}
{if bike-type=='Mountain'}
<li><a href="{title_permalink='bikes/view'}">{title}</a></li>
{/if}
{/exp:channel:entries}
</ul>
</div>
Basically, all I want to do is display the same information on the bike permalink page but nothing I’m doing will allow me to bring in all other entries in the Bikes channel since the limit is automatically set to 1. Is there a way to bring all the other bike titles in without using a relationship field (because the list of bikes could grow to an unknown number).
Thanks for any help, and great forum. I’m loving the EE community so far.
-Mark
]]>I have a directory system set up using EE. It seems to work well, with the only exception that if an entry appears in two categories, It shows up twice when using
{exp:weblog:entries weblog="{embed:listing_weblog}" limit="1"}
<p class="breadcrumbs">
{categories}
You are here: <b><a href="{blog_url}">{blog_title}</a></b> » <a href="{path={segment_1}/listings/}">{category_name}</a> » {title}
{/categories}
</p>
{/exp:weblog:entries}
this code essentially creates a breadcrumb navigation, which works fine, except when an entry has two or more categories, rightly so, the “breadcrumb” is repeated X amount of times.
this means that if a user is viewing Entry A on Category A, they see bread crumbs to Category A and Category B, so visually it’s annoying.
is it possible to show categories dynamically in this manner - the URL contains the category of the entry it was access through if that makes sense.
thanks
[Mod Edit: Moved to the How to forum]
]]>- I’d like to list the recent additions and changes to the wiki in a weblog
I’m sort of assuming that this is possible since the EE wiki itself has a ‘Recently Added’ section (although this is in the wiki itself it does suggest that these might be able to be extracted)
Anyone know how this might be done?
Would be really nice to be able to select them by the [[Category]] wiki tag.
Ta
]]>(I appreciate the strictness of XHTML, but as I apply these rules to HTML anyway, I’d rather serve valid code. XHTML served as text/html is not valid HTML code.)
]]>Is it possible to have the custom fields ‘required’ disabled on forms of my choice?
I have looked at conditionals == ‘’ and search IS_EMPTY but I can’t make work as I am listing more than one weblog (channel) entry, so there is data in one entry field even if blank in another.
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