I'd like to split the drop down box into two - have one for all categories under cat#32 and another for all the other categories. How do I do that please?
I did try it and that's when it goes to a page not found. Sadly that site is currently down for some reason, but I shall try it again when it is back up - which I really hope is soon!!! :-(
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I'd like to split the drop down box into two - have one for all categories under cat#32 and another for all the other categories. How do I do that please?
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There are no facilities for creating ad hoc category selectors. Moving to feature suggestions.
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You could do it with toplists though
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You could do it with toplists though
Been playing around with this but can't get it to work! Obviously wrong, but my latest attempt was:
This just produces the message: Non-numeric catid value requested: {catid}
So it is not making the option value the actual id
I would of course also prefer if it were possible to use the rewrite.
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{catid} should be {CATID}
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{catid} should be {CATID}
Anyway, id use this....
This also give a rewritten url
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Thanks for spotting that Jayweb!
Unfortunately I still can't get it to work. I tried using the redirecttourl.php before. Now it just goes to "page not found".
When using index.php?action=displaycat&catid={CATID} it just goes to the home page.
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Use my example above, I have tested it and it works
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I did try it and that's when it goes to a page not found. Sadly that site is currently down for some reason, but I shall try it again when it is back up - which I really hope is soon!!! :-(
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Thanks Jayweb! Got it working now
Had to do a new install and then restore a back up of a couple of days ago. Luckily I keep a series of back ups up to 3 days old!
The drop-down box works a treat :-)
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Still on this, and it works beautifully :-)
But, can we have it so that it does not need a go button? The user just selects and it goes?
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Well that's actually quite easy to do Babrees. This time we don't use redirecturl.php, but instead use javascript...