You can of course show the source by doing source instead of include.
But there is no way to use a template without calling search. That
would take a custom template. Probably 3-4 lines of code. Should be in
the archives, as I've hacked out such a thing in the past. But don't
remember the exact thread it was on...
Cheers,
Dan
P.S. Actually, try this: [(display mypage... template=)] or fmt= with
this code in config.php
function BOLTFdisplay($args, $zone='') {
return BOLTdisplay(Array($args[1]), $args, $zone);
}
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 1:57 PM, jacmgr <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> OK. So I tried the solution above show data in a page:
>
> So in pagename "displaymypage" I use the {anotherpage.id.{?id}:field}
> and to show the main content formatted I used [(include anotherpage.id.
> {?id})]
>
> This essentially does exactly what I would want for one page. So that
> is good to know.
>
> However, I am still going to stick with the search method because of
> it's ability to use the template and I can change/switch templates on
> the fly and re-use template with cut and paste more easily.
>
> Unless......Is there any way to display a specific page without search
> but still using a template?
>
> Thankx
> john
> >
>
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