Hi Tony,

OOOOHHHH, a deep pull through.  I guess you have a news listing page, which 
lists news articles, and each new article has the news content inside a 
page connected to its con_body.

What I usually do now a days is in published mode, use AJAX, from a 
page(a), to pull content from children(x).  There is no other template 
instances (y) because they become part of children (x) at publish time.  
Anyways, that's just me.  Let me get back to your rendertag solution.

Solution:
<!IoRangeList>
<div class="list-item">
    <img src="http://placehold.it/180x119";>
    <!-- Display Nested Text Field -->
    <%!! 
Context:Pages.GetPage(Guid:<%inf_page_guid%>).GetElementByName(con_body).Value[Int32:0].GetElementByName(txt_article_teaser).GetHtml()
 
!!%>
    <p><a href="<%lst_news_articles%>">Read more ></a></p>
</div>
<!/IoRangeList>

Note that I am mixing in some standard blockmarks and placeholders.  This 
is important to have because straight rendertag solution would run into the 
rendertag cache issue.  Lets say you had 2 articles, you added a 3rd one to 
the list.  Rendertag was cached at 2 articles and would not display the 3rd 
ones until a cache refresh.  Having a list blockmark in there causes the 
page cache to refresh when the list changes, which also refreshes the 
rendertag cache.

This solution is not perfect because it still encounters the cache issue 
for txt_article_teaser...

What is the most tasting non alcoholic beverage in your part of the world?  
Why?  This solution should worth more than $1.  :).  Enjoy.

Best

-Jian



On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 12:16:19 PM UTC-4, Tony Gayter wrote:
>
> I have a page(a) which has children(x), these children have a container 
> which contains instances of other templates(y). I need to get the value 
> from one of these (y) onto the top page(a)
>
> I am currently just trying to list the children (y) onto the top page, 
> then I can work out how to get the values but I'm getting no output. 
> I don't often use foreach so Im getting a little stuck. Any pointers?
>
> <reddot:cms> 
>    <foreach itemname="item" object="Context:CurrentIndex.SubIndexes" 
> countername="counter"> 
>       <htmltext>
>          <div class="list-item">
>             <img src="http://placehold.it/180x119";>
>             <h2><a href="<%!! Store:item.GetUrl() !!%>"><%!! 
> Store:item.Headline !!%></a></h2>
>       </htmltext>
>
>                <foreach itemname="iteminner" object="Store:item.Elements"> 
>                   <output type="object" object="Store:iteminner.Name"/> 
>                </foreach> 
>
>       <htmltext>
>          <p> <a href="<%!! Store:item.GetUrl() !!%>">Read more ></a></p>
>          </div>
>       </htmltext>
>    </foreach> 
> </reddot:cms>
>

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