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This returns a query that
has nav aliases for one level below home. You could pass
request.objectID to get your current page. You will have to check to see if the
currect object is in the query – not sure if this has a include self
option… <cfscript> // get navigation
elements to root navFilter=arrayNew(1); navfilter[1]="status
IN (#listQualify(request.mode.lvalidstatus, "'")#)"; // ' !reset colour
marking in DW qNav =
application.factory.oTree.getDescendants(objectid=application.navid.home,
depth=1, afilter=navFilter, lColumns='lNavIDAlias'); </cfscript> From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gavin Cooney HI all, On a dmInclude how do i find the nav alias of the current
nav node? I would have thought it would be in request.stobj but it's
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- [farcry-dev] RE: how do i find the navalias? Andrew Mercer
- [farcry-dev] RE: how do i find the navalias? Whiterod, David (DTUP)
- [farcry-dev] RE: how do i find the navalias? Gavin Cooney
