Wayfinder Dynamic ids [+wf.alias+] possible?

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lossendae Reply #11, 17 years, 1 month ago

You can use alias field by setting the "textOfLinks" in your call:

[!Wayfinder? &textOfLinks=`alias`!]

Then use "linktext" placeholder in your chunk:

<span><img alt="[+wf.description+]" src="assets/images/menu/[+wf.linktext+].png"/>[+wf.description+]</span>

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andrnag Reply #12, 17 years, 1 month ago

Thank you for that workaround, it can be helpful.
But I realized that TV and document field’s values doesn’t work in Wayfinder 2.0 as promised in documentation. :-(

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a1ex Reply #13, 17 years ago

You have to add "alias" in two places:

Line 21:

var $placeHolders = array(
		'rowLevel' => array('[+wf.wrapper+]','[+wf.classes+]','[+wf.classnames+]','[+wf.link+]','[+wf.title+]','[+wf.linktext+]','[+wf.id+]','[+wf.alias+]','[+wf.attributes+]','[+wf.docid+]','[+wf.introtext+]','[+wf.description+]','[+wf.subitemcount+]'),
		'wrapperLevel' => array('[+wf.wrapper+]','[+wf.classes+]','[+wf.classnames+]'),
		'tvs' => array(),
	);

In ’rowLevel’

Line 182:

$phArray = array($useSub,$useClass,$classNames,$resource['link'],$resource['title'],$resource['linktext'],$useId,$resource['alias'],$resource['link_attributes'],$resource['id'],$resource['introtext'],$resource['description'],$numChildren);

It works