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Hello,

If you go here , and take a look at the items on the right side, you’ll see they are all links. I’m trying to make it so that if you click on one, it will put that weblog in the field to the left, but still leave all of the links on the right the same…

Right now, if you click on one (the url being {url_title}) it will make the weblog appear in the field to the left, but then take away all the other menu options….

Any ideas?

- Scott

I assume that’s a seperate weblog:entries tag that pulls the recent posts in that weblog.  If so, you’ll want to add dynamic=“off” to the tag.

Basically, on a single entry page, EE essentially adds limit=“1” as a parameter by default.  To offset that, you need to set that dynamic behavior off.

wow, I really don’t understand why that worked, but that’s cool that it did.

It isn’t two seperate weblogs, they are the same, just one is pulling the title and date, and the other is pulling title, date, and content. I put dynamic=off on the sidebar and that worked… although I don’t understand, since I had already put in limit=7.

I’ve had the dynamic function explained to me before, it just seems to go over my head each time….

Either way, thanks,
Scott

wow, I really don’t understand why that worked, but that’s cool that it did.

It isn’t two seperate weblogs, they are the same, just one is pulling the title and date, and the other is pulling title, date, and content. I put dynamic=off on the sidebar and that worked… although I don’t understand, since I had already put in limit=7.

I’ve had the dynamic function explained to me before, it just seems to go over my head each time….

Either way, thanks,
Scott

It doesn’t matter if you hardcode a limit.  The fact that there is a url_title in the url supersedes the rest.  So, without dynamic=“off” the limit=“7” wasn’t really doing anything.

By adding dynamic=“off” you’re basically saying to the weblog:entries tag, “stop thinking on your own and do what I tell you”.

Otherwise, it assumes things based on the URL.