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I’m building an archives page which has several {if} statements in it so that I can ensure everything pointed to archives has a relatively short url. For example:
/articles/title_of_post
/articles/category/my_category
/articles/tag/my_tag

The body itself where all of these logic operators are located seems to work great, the problem is in my header I have a feature box that pulls flicker and twitter posts using the FeedGrab plugin. This box works great on almost every page of the site, and on most of the pages in the archives section, but when I load single pages (articles/title_of_post) or archived pages other than the month of march (/articles/2009/01/), I suddenly lose all data in the box.

The box with the flickr and twitter posts is self contained in an included header, so the code has no way of changing on each reload. The weblogs themselves for both flicker and twitter also seem to be importing from Feedgrab to EE and running just fine. Any ideas what could be causing this issue?

I’m attaching a screen grab of the error, and my full code for the template is available here. In the template I included the header, which is called from an include on the site, and labeled both the header and the box that calls weblog entries from my Feedgrab plugin.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Hi Brian,

Have you tried adding the dynamic=“off” parameter to the weblog tag which is giving you trouble. I think that might do it for you hopefully?

Hope that helps.

Best wishes,

Mark

Wow, that was an easy fix. I can’t believe I hadn’t tried that. Thanks Mark, that was one of the last big errors holding me up from launching my new site.

No problem at all. Glad it’s all working for you now. That dynamic=“off” parameter should stop any problems on any pages as it will then just load exactly what you tell the tag to load based upon the parameters you supply to it.

Don’t forget to let us know when your site goes live as would like to see it.

Best wishes,

Mark