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Owenk
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May 9, 2008, 8:58 AM
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Hi there I have a small if statement question. The site I'm building has a main navigation across the top and on the left side of the site just below the main nav is a sub navigation created using category_article_list.html, the sub nav is present in all pages. The thing is on one of the article pages i don't want the sub nav to show. I figured this would be something like a templateif statement but not sure where to place it or what to query in the statement?? Many thanks for your help Owen
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MikeB
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May 9, 2008, 1:03 PM
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Hi Owen, Thanks for posting! You mentioned that there is one specific article that you don't want the menu to show up on, is there anything that distinguishes this article from the others? Or would there be any other articles you'd need to set this up for? What we'd want to do is track down one field or value that will work to distinguish these from the rest of the site and then use that as part of the templateIf statement. From there we should be able to add the if statement right in the articlePage.html template file so the include will only be brought in for the appropriate articles. I hope this helps and I look forward to hearing from you! Cheers, Mike Briggs - Product Specialist support@interactivetools.com
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Owenk
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May 12, 2008, 2:30 AM
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Hi Mike The site has a category named news this page has an include file that includes the contents made by the categoryHheadlines.html page I created. Then the user would scroll down the page to see the various news articles, under each news article their is a view more button when the user clicks that they are taken to that news article page which works great but on the left the sub nav is populated by the list of news articles which just looks silly because over the life of the site their could potentially be hundreds of news articles ya know. I suppose the distinguishing part of the page would be the category name of "News" so I suppose that would be the one to query. Thanks a mill Mike O
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MikeB
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May 12, 2008, 10:44 AM
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Hi Owen, Thanks for the email and these details! If this is the case, then you'll just want to modify your /articlePages/articlePage.html template file and find the include that you're using for the list of news articles. You'll just modify the include you're using so it looks like this: <!-- templateIf : $category.num$ == 'X'--> <!--#include virtual="YOUR INCLUDE HERE"--> <!-- /templateIf --> Of course in this example, you'll want to find out the category number for your "News" category and use that to replace the "X" above. The easiest way to figure out the category number is to log into Article Manager and click "Categories". Click modify for your News category and then look at the URL in your web browser, it should look like this: http://www.yoursite.com/artman/admin.cgi?action=categoryEdit&num=Y The "Y" at the end of this line is the category number you can use. I hope this helps Owen! Cheers, Mike Briggs - Product Specialist support@interactivetools.com
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Owenk
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May 13, 2008, 2:54 AM
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Excellent Mike That worked perfect, I'll remember that one, its handy. Thanks again Owen
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