How to have wf.linktext grab longtitle?

I need to have Wayfinder grab the long title instead of the "short" title.

Where do I need to edit the script to do this?

There’s a parameter to tell it what the link text should be. &textOfLinks=`longtitle`

Quote from: sottwell at Aug 02, 2008, 10:17 PM

There’s a parameter to tell it what the link text should be. &textOfLinks=`longtitle`

Thanks, I must have missed that one.

&textOfLinks
default: menutitle
values: [ id | menutitle | pagetitle | introtext | menuindex | published | hidemenu | parent | isfolder | description | alias | longtitle | type | template ]
description: The field specified in the textOfLinks parameter will be inserted into the placeholder [+wf.linktext+].

&titleOfLinks
default: pagetitle
values: [ id | menutitle | pagetitle | introtext | menuindex | published | hidemenu | parent | isfolder | description | alias | longtitle | type | template ]
description: The field specified in the titleOfLinks parameter will be inserted into the placeholder [+wf.title+].

Don’t feel too bad, I forget about these sometimes as well

You can download Wayfinder documentation from its wiki page.

hi all,

A little up for this one :

I’m puzzling with :
How to get the longtitle as placeholder into an inner tpl for WF NOT for the linktext, but , in my case, for the title parameter of the <a>.

[+wf.longtitle+] seams not to be usable and returns the same as [+title+]..


Very annoying as I have to set the link title with this content (introtext is not used, ok the writer could copy/paste its longtitle into the introtext..but seriously not an option)



Thank you

Try this:
In your WF call:
&titleOfLinks=`longtitle`

In your template:
<a... title="Cliquez pour accèder à [+wf.title+]">