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I’m looking to be able to have a list of subjects that can have more than one related ‘tutor’
but tutors may or may not have an “open” status.
If a tutor does I’d like to have a link to their page and if not (“moderation” status) then still show their name but not a link to their page
I currently have this:

<div class="sub-tutor">
{related_entries id="sub_tutor_1"}
<h2>{if status="Open"}<a href="http://{path=tutors/about/{url_title}}">{/if}{tut_first_name} {tut_last_name}{if status="Open"}</a>{/if}</h2>
<p>{/related_entries}</div><!-- /.sub-tutor --><br />
<div class="sub-tutor"><br />
{related_entries id="sub_tutor_2"}</p><h2>{if status="Open"}<a href="http://{path=tutors/about/{url_title}}">{/if}{tut_first_name} {tut_last_name}{if status="Open"}</a>{/if}</h2>
<p>{/related_entries}</div><!-- /.sub-tutor -->

but adding the if statements stops the page from showing is there another way around this using the related field?

This doesn’t seem to work either:

<div class="sub-tutor">
{related_entries id="sub_tutor_1" status="Open"}
<h2><a href="http://{path=tutors/about/{url_title}}">{tut_first_name} {tut_last_name}</a></h2>
<p>{/related_entries}</div><!-- /.sub-tutor -->

but all is fine when I remove the ‘status’

Thanks.

Hi stevealfa,

In your first code sample could you change {if status="Open"} to {if status=="open"} notice the extra “=” and the lowercase “o”

Sean

Thanks Sean it was my syntax (the ‘==’ bit) the case of the letters didn’t seem to matter though, strangely.

Hey Steve,

Glad the syntax change was able to help you out here.

Is there anything else we can help you with?

Thanks!