CMSMS 1.4.1
I'm embarrassed to ask this since I know the answer will be quite simple but I can't seem to find the answer on my own.
I'm trying to call the cms_selflink tag within a href:
korean
english
japanese
I just want the page alias name to appear where I have the smarty link in the examples above.
Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
[Solved] Easy question on cms_selflink
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[Solved] Easy question on cms_selflink
Last edited by casidougal on Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Easy question on cms_selflink
Hi casidougal

When you put {get_template_vars} in your page you can see all the available parameters.
Grtz. ®olf
To start with, you really need to upgrade your cms!CMSMS 1.4.1
I'm trying to call the cms_selflink tag within a href:

You could use something like $page_alias, but you are creating a link to the same page you are on at the moment...I just want the page alias name to appear where I have the smarty link in the examples above.
When you put {get_template_vars} in your page you can see all the available parameters.
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Re: [Solved] Easy question on cms_selflink
Thanks. That did the trick. Really appreciate your time.
korean
english
japanese
I realize it's creating a link to the same page but that's exactly what I wanted . . . you'll see it's linking to parallel language sites.
korean
english
japanese
I realize it's creating a link to the same page but that's exactly what I wanted . . . you'll see it's linking to parallel language sites.