-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
Collins, Steve wrote:
This all looked good...
I'd say go for this option first. A mini set of tasks: 1. create a nav node called Event Calendar 2. give the node a nav alias of "eventcalendar" 3. Create an HTML object underneath that nav node 4. Preview the HTML object and select DESIGNMODE 5. Schedule the event publishing rule into one of the containers ... now to set up the breadcrumb ... 6. open the ../yourproject/webskin/dmEvent/displayPageStandard.cfm 7. modify the breadcrumb tag as shown below...
<skin:breadcrumb separator=" / " here="#stobj.Title#" objectid="#application.navid.eventcalendar#">
8. test and deploy.
Hopefully that should work a treat,
But I followed this to the letter. In fact, I already had steps 1 (with a different name), 3 and 5 done based on what I THOUGHT I could do. So now I've gone through and still there is no additional portion to the breadcrumb. The event objects, when clicked to, still live at "Home / SomeEvent" rather than "Home / What's On / SomeEvent".
Changing the breadcrumb tag has had no effect.
Steve
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