Is there a way of listing the archive pages of one category only.

Picked up on this thread http://expressionengine.com/forums/viewthread/5827/ but couldn’t really fathom how to do it from Lisa’s suggestion.

Any help would be greatly appreicated.

Cheers

I use this:

{exp:weblog:month_links weblog="{my_weblog}" category="7"}
<a href="{path={my_template_group}/index}">{month} {year}</a><br />
{/exp:weblog:month_links}

Does that help??

Thats great. Many thanks.

Are you sure that’s working? category= is not a listed parameter:

http://expressionengine.com/docs/modules/weblog/archive_month_links.html

I wanted to create a glossary of terms using my weblog entries. So created a glossary category and wanted to show just the archive for that category with definition excerpts under each {title}or glossary term. So a combination of your original thread and Daniels contribution put me in right the direction.

The code I’ve come up with is as follows:

<ul>{exp:weblog:entries category="4" sort="asc" rdf="off" dynamic="off" limit="5"}
<a href="{comment_url_title_auto_path}">{title}</a>
{body}
{/exp:weblog:entries}</ul>

Seems to work but haven’t run it through the validator yet. Suspect a whole host of errors will probably emerge which is normally the case with my ugly hacks!

Would be greatful if you could let me know if you spot a glaring problem. Thanks.

Incidentally I think the problem I had was principally to do with trying to use the actual category name or alternatively C1, C2 etc label, instead of just the category number.

Yes, this is the way to do it, though I’d look at the disable= parameter, too.  You should also surround the link with li tags, to make it valid.  And this is not an ugly hack, but a valid way of templating. =)

If you wanted to do this for all categories, you could leave off the category= and then just go to the URL of that template with the C4 in the third segment.