Unfortunatelly I couldn’t get any parameter to work. When I call it with[[!NewsPublisher]]
[[!NewsPublisher &show=`pagetitle,longtitle,hidemenu,published,description,menutitle,pub_date,unpub_date,introtext,content`]]
Have I left a parameter out that I need to add?
Hi Bob!
Does it support TVs?
There’s no image browser for image TVs (though it does show the path and the image) and it may or may not do what you want with TVs that have @bindings. Otherwise, I think they’re fairly well handled.
[[!NewsPublisher &show=`pagetitle,longtitle,hidemenu,published,description,menutitle,pub_date,unpub_date,introtext,content`]]

&initdatepicker=`1`

I swear that I don’t have a typo, but I can’t get the &template parameter to work. Instead the default template gets used. Problem lies in that the content that gets posted uses different templates and I have set up a NP form for each template. I didn’t find the template parameter from your site, but it was in the snippet file as well as in the properties. Which makes me wonder that is it there only as a placeholder of sorts? Am I trying to use a parameter that doesn’t exist or have I once again missed something obvious?[[!NewsPublisher? &show=`...` &initdatepicker=`1` &parent=`3` &required=`...` &template=`arvostelu` ]]
I actually tried the ID already and it didn’t work neither. I can look into the parent thing at some point, but currently the parent uses a list template which is different from the template that I need to use. There could be a lot of work in changing the templates.
Try setting &template to the ID of the template you want.
You can also set it to ’Parent’ and it will get whatever template the parent has.