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Douglas Johnson	Wednesday 03 September 2003 2:15:24 pm Structure: Folder1 ------article1 ------article2 ------article3 ------article4 ------article5 ------article6 ------article7 I need to display ALL of the contents of every article in Folder1 in an article. I can display the first item in each article but nothing else. I am using a fetch and section loop then using {$Promo:item.name}, {$Promo:item.desc}, {$Promo:item.price} to display each item. But like I said, this only works for the Item "Name" nothing else. What statement can I use to display all items for every article in Folder1 + images? I have tried attribute_view_gui and it doesn't work. Help please.
Alex Jones	Wednesday 03 September 2003 2:55:58 pm Perhaps try something along the lines of: {attribute_view_gui attribute=$:item.data_map.desc} {attribute_view_gui attribute=$:item.data_map.price} Nothe 'data_map' in there. If nothing else, take a look at the attributes to see the structure available to you: {$Promo:item\|attribute()} or {$Promo:item\|attribute(show)} Alex Alex [ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ] <i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>
Bjørn Kaarstein	Thursday 04 September 2003 12:41:23 am Hi. If you're displaying an XML-field, you can try this: {$Promo:item.data_map.desc.content.output.output_text} Displaying a text line will go like this: {$Promo:item.data_map.text_line.content} {attribute_view_gui attribute=$Promo:item.data_map.price} should work, like Alex described. The system will then use a standard template (price.tpl or something like that) for displaying the price. Regards Bjørn

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Wednesday 03 September 2003 2:15:24 pm

Structure:
Folder1
------article1
------article2
------article3
------article4
------article5
------article6
------article7

I need to display ALL of the contents of every article in Folder1 in an article. I can display the first item in each article but nothing else. I am using a fetch and section loop then using {$Promo:item.name}, {$Promo:item.desc}, {$Promo:item.price} to display each item. But like I said, this only works for the Item "Name" nothing else. What statement can I use to display all items for every article in Folder1 + images? I have tried attribute_view_gui and it doesn't work. Help please.

Alex Jones

Wednesday 03 September 2003 2:55:58 pm

Perhaps try something along the lines of: {attribute_view_gui attribute=$:item.data_map.desc}
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$:item.data_map.price}

Nothe 'data_map' in there. If nothing else, take a look at the attributes to see the structure available to you:
{$Promo:item|attribute()} or {$Promo:item|attribute(show)}

Alex

Alex
[ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ]

<i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>

Bjørn Kaarstein

Thursday 04 September 2003 12:41:23 am

Hi.

If you're displaying an XML-field, you can try this:

{$Promo:item.data_map.desc.content.output.output_text}

Displaying a text line will go like this: {$Promo:item.data_map.text_line.content}

{attribute_view_gui attribute=$Promo:item.data_map.price} should work, like Alex described. The system will then use a standard template (price.tpl or something like that) for displaying the price.

Regards Bjørn