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•peumus Forum Regular Usergroup: Customer Joined: Aug 09, 2004 Location: Chile Total Topics: 172 Total Comments: 462	•peumus #1 - Quote - Permalink Posted Aug 30, 2005 - 10:49 PM: Paul, Link variables are very powerful because they work on the wrapper. Specially useful are the link variables that return the category value as they work also deeply at link details. Considering this I would like to suggest {LINKCATPARENTID} variable. Returning the category were the links are, at the moment we do have: LINKCATID: LINKCATNAME: These are returning the actual category but if we are in a sub-category they return sub-category value. We can use LINKNAV: to extract the parent category but would be more direct to have {LINKCATPARENTID} Thank you in advance.
•Paul developer Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 61 Total Comments: 7868	•Paul #2 - Quote - Permalink Posted Aug 30, 2005 - 11:36 PM: I'm getting concerned about the RAM issues of including extra functions like this in the classes. That memory ends up involved in every page load. Nonetheless, I believe function catparentid() { $parentid = 0; if ($this->parentids != '') { $p = explode(', ', $this->parentids); $parendid = $p[0]; } return $parentid; } is what you're looking for. Put it above function canremove() in classes/onelink.php. Will be in future versions.
•peumus Forum Regular Usergroup: Customer Joined: Aug 09, 2004 Location: Chile Total Topics: 172 Total Comments: 462	•peumus #3 - Quote - Permalink Posted Aug 31, 2005 - 7:08 PM: Thank you, I have inserted this function and it's returning me only a value of cero regardless of the parentcategory the links are in.
•Paul developer Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 61 Total Comments: 7868	•Paul #4 - Quote - Permalink Posted Sep 01, 2005 - 10:16 PM: Fixed function catparentid() { $parentid = 0; if ($this->parentids != '') { $p = explode(', ', trim($this->parentids, ', ')); $parentid = $p[0]; } return $parentid; }
•peumus Forum Regular Usergroup: Customer Joined: Aug 09, 2004 Location: Chile Total Topics: 172 Total Comments: 462	•peumus #5 - Quote - Permalink Posted Sep 02, 2005 - 9:30 PM: Thank you. The new variable is working fine.

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