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Lisa,

If with dynamic=“off” the following code delivers a mutli-entry page displaying the last 10 entries in default_site, not limited by the URL title, which entries/urls would be displayed by this same code with dynamic=“on”?

Thanks.

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="default_site" limit="10" disable="trackbacks" dynamic="off"}
<h2>{title}</h2>
<p>{body}<br />
{/exp:weblog:entries}

Depends what URL you are visiting it at, Ramone.  What URL are you visiting it at? =)

Depends what URL you are visiting it at, Ramone.  What URL are you visiting it at? =)

I’m not actually visiting a url, just sort of watching to see what happens by clicking dynamic on and off. So we know what happens in this case if dynamic=off; what happens if you just change the variable from “off” to “on”—what does ee look for/try to return in that case?

Well…. did you read the article thoroughly?  The output of the {exp:weblog:entries} tag is reliant on the URL if dynamic isn’t set to off.

If you visit *just* the template, then dynamic= doesn’t come into play.  It’s when you add other segments to the URL that it does.

Well…. did you read the article thoroughly?  The output of the {exp:weblog:entries} tag is reliant on the URL if dynamic isn’t set to off.

If you visit *just* the template, then dynamic= doesn’t come into play.  It’s when you add other segments to the URL that it does.

That’s the clarification I was looking for. Thanks.