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    This wolud be hard to explain but i’ll try.
    I want to make a simple add "something" in "template variables" for the end user. I’ve created tv’s to add for example some tex and a date(kind of like a news system or so). The thing is that in the future I would like to add more of them(text,date) so I thought to just make text1 date1, text2 date2 and so when there’s need to add a new one, I just fill the next text and date tv in the template. Problem with that aproach is that it produces a ton of tv’s and it’s not very elegant. Dose any one have a better idea how to achive this?
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      Depending on the version of MODx you are using, you could create a custom TV to do this.
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        Quote from: blackflow at Jun 30, 2011, 04:15 AM

        This wolud be hard to explain but i’ll try.
        I want to make a simple add "something" in "template variables" for the end user. I’ve created tv’s to add for example some tex and a date(kind of like a news system or so). The thing is that in the future I would like to add more of them(text,date) so I thought to just make text1 date1, text2 date2 and so when there’s need to add a new one, I just fill the next text and date tv in the template. Problem with that aproach is that it produces a ton of tv’s and it’s not very elegant. Dose any one have a better idea how to achive this?

        In Revo you can do that with MIGX
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