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WooHoo! This did the trick. Thanks Tom;
thanks too to Chris for your reply. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Cornilliac Sure. Get the properties
for the node and check the length of “aObjectIds”. aObjectIds will
be an array of objectids for children of the node. <cfscript>
stNodeProps = createObject(“component”,
application.types.dmNavigation.typePath).getData(objectId=#nodeObjectId#);
if(arrayLen(stNodeProps.aObjectIds)){
//it has
children
}
else{
//it
doesn’t have children
} </cfscript> -----Original Message----- Is it possible to determine if a
navigation node has at leat one page (dmHTML or otherwise) associated with it? No point going to this if there is
nothing to display. Regards, W: www.power.net.au
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- [farcry-dev] Re: Nav node has item Chris Kent
- [farcry-dev] RE: Nav node has item Tom Cornilliac
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