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The logo code I’m using in there currently hardcodes the urls into the template, but still switches them upon changing the url. When I use the weblog entries tag to display the logo, it fails to render any html whatsoever.

Huh.. I put in the url and changed it to penfed, and I saw the right logo displaying.

When I use the weblog entries tag to display the logo, it fails to render any html whatsoever.

Howdy, Andy,

I’ve been watching this thread and it’s gone off in many directions.

I need you to step back, do one step at a time, and work with us closely.

So - create a brand new totally blank template.  Put *only* the failing weblog entries tag in there.  Then post that exact same code into this thread and give us a link to the test template.

On top of that, please give us a one-sentence description of what you feel is not working.

We’ll go from there, thank you.

Lisa,

This snippet of code works in a blank template but not in the “real” template:

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="landingpage" limit="1"}
{landinglogo}
{/exp:weblog:entries}

You can observe the logo changing as desired by changing segment_3:

http://coolltci.com/index/Get_the_Facts/test/nada/
http://coolltci.com/index/Get_the_Facts/test/penfed/

So far, this works as I want it to. However, when the same snippet above is used in the template below - it fails. Please keep in mind when you view the url below that I’m using a hardcoded hack to get the logo in the upper left to display. Trust me when I tell you that if I use the code snippet in this post, it does not display or render any code as observed in the successful blank template.

http://coolltci.com/index/Get_the_Facts/how_much_does_long-term_care_cost/nada/

I hope this is a clearer explanation of the problem.

Andy

Hi, Andy,

Since that code works when in a reduced template, then the way to troubleshoot this is to slowly add your main template code to the test template and find out exactly where it stops working.

That’s the only way to troubleshoot this type of problem.  But that test just prove that EE itself is working properly.