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☆ A M B ☆
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I have several similar templates with the key difference being they all look for the first folder on the root level.
- index
- sub (need this id for all pages contained within)
-- sub one
-- sub two
-- sub three
--- sub one
------ sub one
- contact
Anyways I though Ultimate parent was the solution, but this doesn’t work if I click one of the sub pages. I put this in the start ID spot " [[UltimateParent? &topLevel=`2`]] " and it worked perfect for sub, but sub xxx and the menu didn’t show up at all. The wayfinder calls are [! !] so either this is the wrong usage or I just have it setup incorrectly. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Oh, and I did clear the site cache.
Thanks
AMDbuilder
1. that Id wont change so you could hardcode it. Is your structure more complicated?
2. Shouldn’t [[UltimateParent]] (no parameters) return the id for "sub". Or is "sub" not in root
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☆ A M B ☆
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Hello,
I currently have the ID hard coded, but my goal is to eliminate about 4 different templates that only vary by the start id to create these "sub sections"
Yes, sub is a root document and all the sub ____ documents would be under it. I don’t know about just using UP without any parameters I think the level is required. This is my first attempt using it and well if I got the code right then I know why it’s still a beta.
AMDbuilder
[[UltimateParent]] alone should do what you want
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☆ A M B ☆
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Jackpot!
Scratch one problem and three templates.
Thanks for the help,
AMDbuilder