Add this CMS Builder function to the page to display all the available variables that you can use:

<?php showme($articlesRecord); ?>

In the same vein... is there a way to hide the parent category in the string? So instead of seeing "Sport: Football: NFL" it would be just "NFL"? not a dealbreaker, but I thought I would ask...

Looking at the article_blank.php file, it seems the category is stored a in a field called categoryNum. So one of these values should work:

<?php echo htmlEncode($articlesRecord['categoryNum:label']); ?>
<?php echo htmlEncode($articlesRecord['categoryNum:text']); ?>
<?php echo htmlEncode($articlesRecord['categoryNum']); ?>

I would try each of the statements above from top to bottom, I think the first one will be the correct one.

Thanks,

Greg

Please don't just paste all the code into your reply.

Thanks.

i can throw these in <?php echo $articlesRecord['art_field1'] ?>, and they work, just nothing using "Category" (so far)

Thanks for posting.

What I think you'll need is something like this:

<?php echo htmlencode($articleRecord['category:label']) ?>

Notice how I am using the "articleRecord" array instead of the "categoryRecord" array.  Your article record array might have a different name so make sure to update my code example.

Let me know if this works for you.

Thanks!

Referring to this page, we would like to replace the title "NEWS" at the top, with the name of the category of the article shown:

http://www.osga.com/mobile/article_blank.php/online_gaming_articles.php?SEC-Subpoenas-Nevada-Entity-Wagering-Funds-For-Information-18093

I've tried replacinc "NEWS" with code like <?php echo htmlencode($categoryRecord['parentNum']) ?>

and others, but there must be something at the top of the article template php that im missing?