How to read author name in template ?

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Leo Unics	Friday 09 May 2003 4:54:57 am Hello ... I'm newbie in eZ publish .... Anybody knows how to read author item like id, name and email address ? I already try the following code, but it's not work... {section name=Child loop=$children} {section name=Author loop=$Child:item.data_map.author.content.author_list} {$Author:item.id}: {$Author:item.name\|wash}-{$Author:item.email\|wash} <br> {/section} {/section} Another thing...... in which table in database the content data of class attributes are recorded ? Thank you....
Hans Melis	Sunday 11 May 2003 11:02:13 pm I would try the following to access the different attributes: {$:item.id} or {$Child:Author:item.id} The Author namespace is inside the Child namespace. If you want to access a variable in the namespace, you have to specify the parent namespace(s). The $: in the first example refers to the current namespace, but I'm not sure if that operator also works in nested namespaces. Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Leo Unics	Monday 12 May 2003 4:43:49 am Thank you for your response... I already tried it and it's work :)

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Friday 09 May 2003 4:54:57 am

Hello ...
I'm newbie in eZ publish ....
Anybody knows how to read author item like id, name and email address ?
I already try the following code, but it's not work...

{section name=Child loop=$children}
{section name=Author loop=$Child:item.data_map.author.content.author_list}
{$Author:item.id}: {$Author:item.name|wash}-{$Author:item.email|wash} <br>
{/section}
{/section}

Another thing...... in which table in database the content data of class attributes are recorded ?

Thank you....

Hans Melis

Sunday 11 May 2003 11:02:13 pm

I would try the following to access the different attributes:

{$:item.id}

{$Child:Author:item.id}

The Author namespace is inside the Child namespace. If you want to access a variable in the namespace, you have to specify the parent namespace(s). The $: in the first example refers to the current namespace, but I'm not sure if that operator also works in nested namespaces.

Hans

Hans
http://blog.hansmelis.be

Leo Unics

Monday 12 May 2003 4:43:49 am

Thank you for your response...

I already tried it and it's work :)