Version: 3.5.4 Reporter: MajesticIX —
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I haven’t tested this on a relationship only field, but a relationship inside a grid field only works if I use the field pair as follows:
WORKS:
{grid} {grid:relation} {grid:relation:title} {/grid:relation} {/grid}
If I attempt to access the title on a single-only entry relationship field like this, it no longer works:
DOES NOT WORK:
{grid:relation:title}
If I attempt to do a combination of the two (for example a conditional checking if anything is in the relationship field)–it breaks:
DOES NOT WORK:
{grid:relation:count}
{grid} {grid:relation} {grid:relation:title} {/grid:relation} {/grid}
WORKS IF I REMOVE THE SINGLE TAG (any single tag breaks the parse):
{grid} {grid:relation} {grid:relation:title} {/grid:relation} {/grid}
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