Hi Dan,
Hmm - one way - include the custom HTML field content on specific pages.
<% if URLSegment = 'page-one' %>
$siteConfig.MyHTMLField
<% end_if %>
<% if URLSegment = 'page-two' %>
$siteConfig.MyHTMLField
<% end_if %>
The templating conditionals in SS aren't as helpful as they could be but
this appears to be a design decision in order to push business logic into
the controller
The other way is to create a method in your controller which outputs data
based on your conditions and then simply call the output method in your
template.
eg
// controller
function myMethod() {
if (... conditions ...) {
return SiteConfig.MyHTMLField;
}
}
// template
$myMethod
Regards,
Paul Bennett
MoveForward - Web Development for Design Companies
http://www.moveforward.co.nz
06 308 9722
027 255 8495
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