hello,
how can i use the additional parameters, when i create an internal link?
and where can i find any description of their right use?
can i use them in my template?
help! it is frustrating…
sorry, for creating a new topic, but searching the board doesn't deliver any solution so far.
thank you
using additional parameters from internal link in template
using additional parameters from internal link in template
Last edited by larsemann on Mon Aug 11, 2008 11:23 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
Do you mean the {cms_selflink}?
Under Extensions -> Tags -> cms_selflink are all parameters shown that this tag takes....
Ronny
Under Extensions -> Tags -> cms_selflink are all parameters shown that this tag takes....
Ronny
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
hello,
i don't think so.
if i create an 'internal page link', there is the input field 'Additional Parameters:'.
is it possible, to use this value in my template? and how?
cms_selflink seems to be not, what i m looking for…
of course, thank u for answering!
i don't think so.
if i create an 'internal page link', there is the input field 'Additional Parameters:'.
is it possible, to use this value in my template? and how?
cms_selflink seems to be not, what i m looking for…
of course, thank u for answering!
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
okay, i have not found a solution yet, but i'm trying to explain my problem.
i've got a multilingual site and i want to use just one photo gallery, which is linked in every menu
beacuse i always want to use the same photo gallery for every language, i linked them in the menus internal and f.e. after clicking 'photos' the album and the english menu are supposed to be displayed.
so, i tried to use the additional parameter to assign the 'start_element' in the template to react in the menu-tag on the start_element, but this won't work, i guess
{if $start_element }
{menu start_element=$start_element show_root_siblings='1'}
{else}
{menu start_level='2'}
{/if}
i've got a multilingual site and i want to use just one photo gallery, which is linked in every menu
beacuse i always want to use the same photo gallery for every language, i linked them in the menus internal and f.e. after clicking 'photos' the album and the english menu are supposed to be displayed.
so, i tried to use the additional parameter to assign the 'start_element' in the template to react in the menu-tag on the start_element, but this won't work, i guess

{if $start_element }
{menu start_element=$start_element show_root_siblings='1'}
{else}
{menu start_level='2'}
{/if}
Last edited by larsemann on Mon Aug 11, 2008 6:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
Still not quite sure what you are trying to do, but if you have 2 lang. and want the english album page to show on other lang. side you can use the Content Type: internal link to make a menu item for the other lang....
What other parameters do you want to add for why?...
What other parameters do you want to add for why?...
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
Hello,
i decided to upload a screen of my content layout-

1. german language
2. english
5. photo album
i link internal to the photo album on 5. with 1.7 'Foto-Galerie' in the german menu and with 2.7 'Photos' in the english menu.
now i want to send a parameter with the link to point out which menulanguage is selected and is supposed to be displayed.
maybe there is a different and easier way.
thanks.
i decided to upload a screen of my content layout-

1. german language
2. english
5. photo album
i link internal to the photo album on 5. with 1.7 'Foto-Galerie' in the german menu and with 2.7 'Photos' in the english menu.
now i want to send a parameter with the link to point out which menulanguage is selected and is supposed to be displayed.
maybe there is a different and easier way.
thanks.
Re: using additional parameters from internal link in template
Have you tried the MLE of CMSMS?... would be easier to work with...