In my template and it would get rewritten to /catname
I think I remember you talking about how the example is no longer going to get re-written. My question is, if I want to hard code a link to a specific category, do I have to:
<a href="catname">Catname</a>
The con is that I used to be able to move the category to the top, or change parents and the links would automatically work and get re-written correctly. Now if I change a cat location I would have to go around and change all the links to it.
{CATURL} is the URL of a category. If for some reason you're trying to put a specific non-dynamic link then you can copy and paste it from your browser address bar.
The con is that I used to be able to move the category to the top, or change parents and the links would automatically work and get re-written correctly. Now if I change a cat location I would have to go around and change all the links to it.
Why would you be writing non-dynamic links?
I can make an equivilant of FUNC_SHOWFIELDVALUE that works with object methods... to get the url of a specific category id it'd be {FUNC_SHOWOBJECTMETHOD[category <,> 3 <,> url]}
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In the past I could put
In my template and it would get rewritten to /catname
I think I remember you talking about how the example is no longer going to get re-written. My question is, if I want to hard code a link to a specific category, do I have to:
The con is that I used to be able to move the category to the top, or change parents and the links would automatically work and get re-written correctly. Now if I change a cat location I would have to go around and change all the links to it.
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{CATURL} is the URL of a category. If for some reason you're trying to put a specific non-dynamic link then you can copy and paste it from your browser address bar.
The con is that I used to be able to move the category to the top, or change parents and the links would automatically work and get re-written correctly. Now if I change a cat location I would have to go around and change all the links to it.
Why would you be writing non-dynamic links?
I can make an equivilant of FUNC_SHOWFIELDVALUE that works with object methods... to get the url of a specific category id it'd be {FUNC_SHOWOBJECTMETHOD[category <,> 3 <,> url]}