Hi, list.
I'm currently developing rss feed for our homepage. The problem we're having
is - we need to replace description to show images properly in rss.
Currently I'm stuck here:
<%
string descr; // define string descr outside of loop
%>
<%list_nextLevel%><
!/IoRangeRedDotMode>
http:
Hi Kristaps,
We had the same issue getting them into c# strings, in the end we went
for:
string descr = @"<%!!
Escape:HtmlEncode(Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(String:text).Value) !!
%>";
which seems to work well for us, we do of course have to unencode it
later.
Rich
On Nov 4, 11:58
Hi, Rich.
Unfortunately it returns nothing. Do I have to wrap it with
or change Context (as you see, I'm in a
list_nextLevel loop)? I haven't used render tags previously.
Thank you.
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 2:41 PM, reddotrich wrote:
> Hi Kristaps,
>
> We had the same issue getting them into c#
Hi,
Not used it in a loop like that, but you won't need the
tags as it has the <%!! instead. You can look it up in the Navagion
Manager PDF for clarification. Which reminds me, for this to work you
will need Nav Man turned on.
Rich
On Nov 4, 12:59 pm, Kristaps Karlsons wrote:
> Hi, Rich.
>
>
Using RedDot CMS 7.5, I can't get an image placeholder to accept
images from more than one folder. The placeholder setup in the
template requires a folder to be specified. When the element is
edited, asset manager defaults to this folder. Although there is a
'switch folder' link, clicking this just
Is it possible to place headlines or standard fields between
preexecute tags?
Thanks
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Hi Bobby,
If the asset manager folder is using file system storage instead of
database storage, you can create subfolders under the current folder.
However, the subfolders are limited to 1 level below parent folder.
Possible asset manager structure:
Images
Department A Images
Department B Ima
Hi Joe,
Yes, after all, that is how to pass placeholder value to variables for
preexecution, either via C#, ASP, coldfusion, etc.
However, please keep in mind that the resulting preexecution must be
valid and free of syntax error.
Example:
C#
string myString = "<%stf_my_standard_field%>";
Resu
The only safe way to assign a placeholder value to a variable within a
preexecution script block is to return the value via RQL.
A pain to do, but its the only safe bet if your your placeholder is
either a text/standard field - and contains quotes.
On Nov 5, 9:35 am, Jian Huang wrote:
> Hi Joe
