Constructing an URL from another section
3 posts by 2 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: September 27, 2010 (RSS)
I have 2 multi record sections:
1. Blog
2. Photogallery
The blog section contains a list field "related_photogallery" that is populated from the photogallery section (num,title).
I want in my blog page to show if there is a related photo gallery to an article… pretty obvious.
Everything is working fine even if there is no related photogallery in one of the articles.
The only problem is how do i link in an article to the related photogallery page?
At the moment the output is only a number… but i need also the title…and the dash.
1. Blog
2. Photogallery
The blog section contains a list field "related_photogallery" that is populated from the photogallery section (num,title).
I want in my blog page to show if there is a related photo gallery to an article… pretty obvious.
Everything is working fine even if there is no related photogallery in one of the articles.
The only problem is how do i link in an article to the related photogallery page?
At the moment the output is only a number… but i need also the title…and the dash.
<?php foreach ($blogRecords as $record): ?>
<?php echo $blogRecord['title'] ?>
<?php echo date("d F Y", strtotime($record['date'])) ?>
<?php echo $blogRecord['content'] ?>
<?php if ($blogRecord['related_photogallery']): ?>
<a href="photogallery.php?<?php echo $blogRecord['related_photogallery'] ?>">View related photogallery</a>
<?php else: ?>
<?php endif ?>
<?php endforeach ?>
Re: [videopixel] Constructing an URL from another section
By Chris - September 26, 2010
Hi videopixel,
Since your filenames contain only the title, and your List Field has that set as its "label", you can do this to get the filename:
I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any questions.
Since your filenames contain only the title, and your List Field has that set as its "label", you can do this to get the filename:
<?php
$filenameValue = getFilenameFieldValue(array('title' => $blogRecord['related_photogallery:label']), 'title');
?>
<a href="photogallery.php?<?php echo $filenameValue ?><?php echo $blogRecord['related_photogallery'] ?>">View related photogallery</a>
I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any questions.
All the best,
Chris
Chris
Re: [chris] Constructing an URL from another section
Thumbs UP! ;-)