Jian,
Thansk for the reply.
Ooops. I simplified the code too much. Here it is:
<IoRangeList>
<!-- <%list_Mastheads%> -->
<div id="nav-quicklinks">
<strong>Quick Links</strong>
<%con_QuickLinkTabs%>
</div><!-- /#nav-quicklinks -->
<ul id="nav-tools">
<!IoRangeDynLink>
<li><%anc_NavToolLinks%></li>
<!/IoRangeDynLink>
</ul><!-- /#nav-tools -->
<!/IoRangeList>
I'm trying to get the dyna list on the child page and display all it's
links.
Someone has told me you can't have a dyna list in a range list, like what
you said. So it is now clear the architecture has to change.
I have switched to trying to pull from the child page a container with a
module having only a dyna list. Seems to be working fine. All dyna list
items are available on the parent page.
If you know of a better way, please let me know, although "bettter" seems
to be a matter of what my design constraints are. I considered having just
a set of anchors on the child page, hiding unused ones by conditional
marks. That would work but be a little hard coded in nature.
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