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Aug 14, 2004, 9:23 AM
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Aug 14, 2004, 9:23 AM
Post #2 of 11
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I'd imagine you would use something like;
<%if isFree%>FREE<%endif%>
... to show if a link was submitted for free.
Hope that helps.
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<%if isFree%>FREE<%endif%>
... to show if a link was submitted for free.
Hope that helps.
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I almost have it. From the category template "<%if Payment_Mode eq '3'%>" is the info I need. But I can't set a variable in the cat template and have it PASS to the Links template. I can't use that <%if Payment_Mode eq '3'%> to call an alternate Links template that has the star in it. It appears that the links data is in a variable that's preprocessed before the cat template even is. And the Payment_Mode tag is unavailable to Links template.
Aug 16, 2004, 1:22 AM
Veteran (1264 posts)
Aug 16, 2004, 1:22 AM
Post #7 of 11
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hhmmmmmmm....
you could duplicate your category.html template, and duplicate the link.html template...
then make your paid categories call use category2.html, which in turn use link2.html which has a star in the template.
there's probably an easier way though...
r
you could duplicate your category.html template, and duplicate the link.html template...
then make your paid categories call use category2.html, which in turn use link2.html which has a star in the template.
there's probably an easier way though...
r
Aug 16, 2004, 2:02 AM
Veteran (1264 posts)
Aug 16, 2004, 2:02 AM
Post #9 of 11
Views: 4067
You could just use the links_loop tag inside your new category template.
category2.html...
instead of calling <%links%>...
use...
<%links_loop%>
"content" from your link.html file here
PLUS FIXED STAR IMAGE
<%endloop%>
that should achieve the same thing I think.
regan.
category2.html...
instead of calling <%links%>...
use...
<%links_loop%>
"content" from your link.html file here
PLUS FIXED STAR IMAGE
<%endloop%>
that should achieve the same thing I think.
regan.