Thank's you, Adam
The system is now running. By adding
<cf_DisplayProNews> (not <cf_DisplayProNewsTeaser as
you say> in index.cfm, I have many news's titles (only
title) displayed in the homepage. But, I want there is
a brief news (teaser) below the news titles. Then I
try to add #Left(ContentBody,'200')# in the
<cf_DisplayProNews>, but I get an error message:
"Variable ContentBody is undefined".
Another problem, if applied, I must input data via two
forms (one for teaser, and another for it's detail
news) only to have a news page. This is not efficient
solution. Is there another solution? Is it possible
adding another table "NewsTeaser" where it's field
linked (via ContentItemID) to "PlumContentItem" table?
Thank's you
ahmadie
--- Adam Churvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > I dosn't understand what do you mean by IDs and
> > "-Teaser" above? Would you like to explain me more
> > clear? I have try creating new custom tag as you
> > suggest, then creating News.cfm in the root app,
> but
> > when I clicking the link of news item, it refers
> to
> > itself. I want to refer to detail news item.
> >
> > ID="-TeaserMyNews"
> > Category="NewsTeaser"
>
> Sorry for the partial answer. I'll create a
> KnowledgeBase article on this
> after training, but for now here's some more detail.
>
> We put this call on our home page:
>
> <cf_DisplayProNewsTeasers>
>
> This is the tag I gave you earlier. Here is
> News.cfm:
>
> ---
> <cfmodule template="#Request.layout#/Header.cfm"
> pageType="Home">
>
> <cfparam name="URL.id" default="">
> <cf_DisplayContent id="#URL.id#">
>
> <h2>More Productivity Enhancement News</h2>
> <cf_DisplayProNews>
>
> <cfmodule template="#Request.layout#/Footer.cfm">
> ---
>
> Here is <cf_DisplayProNews>:
>
> ---
> <cfsetting enablecfoutputonly="Yes">
> <cfparam name="Attributes.category" type="string"
> default="News">
> <cfif ThisTag.ExecutionMode EQ "Start">
> <cfinvoke
> component="#Application.Content#"
> method="GetContentNamesByCategory"
> returnvariable="contentQuery"
> category="#Attributes.category#">
>
> <cfif contentQuery.RecordCount GT 0>
> <cfoutput><ul style="margin-left: 9px; margin-top:
> 3px; line-height:24px;
> list-style-image:
> url('/images/arrow.gif');font-size:
> 12px;"></cfoutput>
> <cfoutput query="contentQuery">
> <li><a
>
href="#Application.urlRoot#/#DisplayTemplate#?id=#ContentItemID#">#ContentIt
> emName#</a></li>
> </cfoutput>
> <cfoutput></ul></cfoutput>
> <cfelse>
> <cfoutput><p>There is currently no content in this
> category.</p></cfoutput>
> </cfif>
> </cfif>
> <cfsetting enablecfoutputonly="No">
> ---
>
> To make all this work, I use two content items per
> news article.
>
> For example, our Plum press release has an ID of
> "PlumV10PublicBetaReleased", it's in the category
> "News", and uses
> "News.cfm" (it's in the application's root
> directory) as the Display
> Template. ("ID", "Category", and "Display Template"
> are fields on the
> content item's add and edit forms.)
>
> The teaser for this news release has an ID of
> "PlumV10PublicBetaReleased-Teaser", it's in the
> category "NewsTeaser", and
> has no value for Display Template because I don't
> want the teaser to be
> indexed by Verity (only content items with values
> for Display Template are
> indexed).
>
> When someone comes to the home page,
> <cf_DisplayProNewsTeasers> displays the
> teasers I currently have published. Clicking a
> teaser's headline takes the
> person to News.cfm, where <cf_DisplayContent
> id="#URL.id#"> displays the
> full news article, and <cf_DisplayProNews> displays
> all the currently
> published news headlines. Clicking on another
> headline displays that
> article using that article's display template (which
> is typically also
> News.cfm).
>
> I hope this is a proper explanation that helps you,
> Ahmadie. If not then
> reply back and I'll explain more as soon as I can.
>
> Respectfully,
>
> Adam Phillip Churvis
> Member of Team Macromedia
> http://www.ProductivityEnhancement.com
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