So close...
Context:CurrentPage.MainLink.OwnerPage.Headline
BUT, PLEASE NOTE:
You will run into a rendertag caching issue with this technique. You
can test by updating the parent page's headline, and notice that the
value retrieved via rendertag remained the same.
If both pages are belongs to the same final page (Foundation and body
content page), then I would recommend using JavaScript/JQuery to carry
the value through.
SEO you asked? It won't affect SEO because
In the foundation page, you have
<div style="display: none" id="mainheadline">my headline blah blah</
div>
In the body content page, you have
<div id="<%inf_page_id%>"></div>
<script>
$("#<%inf_page_id%>").html($("#mainheadline").html());
</script>
On Oct 4, 11:33 am, Neil Fegen <n.feg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I should add I can get the parent's main link GUID with "<%!!
> Context:Pages.GetPage(Guid:<%info_PageGuid%>).MainLink.Id !!%>"
> but not its headline - can I use the main link GUID to find the headline of
> that page?
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