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    • 30111
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    Hi all,

    I have just red all the wiki for wayfinder but i didn’t find (or didn’t understand??) the output which specify the path of a webpage (the wayfinder path, not the current path)

    Indeed, I want to display the path of each webpage like that (for example):
    Home >> Association >> Rules and regulations

    besides, it may be a "placeholder" from Modx???

    Thank

      Titi - new french MODx user but interested in
      • 7923
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      Use breadcrumbs snippet to do this


        "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
        • 19638
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          • 7923
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          Oh yea, that’s good too.. Were you Titi actually referring to this page? That Wiki page has the example snippet call in it and the chunk names + content that you need to create.


            "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."
            • 30111
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            I didn’t read the specific page called "Howto", sorry...

            But, in my case, the problem is the same than the preceding member.
            Indeed, all the roots is displayed when I use these templates and these parameters inside the snippet...

            Look there >>Clic<<
            user:test
            password:password

            Thank for your help
              Titi - new french MODx user but interested in
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              The problem was resolved in that thread.. and I guess that if you do it exactly like in the wiki page, it should work.. eg. define the empty rowtpl chunk too.. There might have come some new chunks after that tuto was written so there can be some problem with it, but first, make sure that you do the chunks exactly like in the tuto.


                "He can have a lollipop any time he wants to. That's what it means to be a programmer."