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    Quote from: j_p at Sep 18, 2009, 07:40 PM

    Yep, for example you could create TV called [*project-title*] and assign it to the template the parent document is using.

    Then in the parent document’s content area:

    <ul>
       [!Ditto? &tpl=`ditto-tpl`!]
    </ul>
    


    The ditto-tpl chunk:

    <li>[+project-title+]</li>



    Ditto would go through all the child documents and display all the project titles in a list.



    Think im starting to understand smiley so TVs are [* *] what are [+ +]if anything?

    Edit: Nevermind I get it now smiley
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      [+...+] are placeholders - the TV’s are being used as placeholders here, so [+...+] is used.
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        Quote from: j_p at Sep 18, 2009, 07:49 PM

        [+...+] are placeholders - the TV’s are being used as placeholders here, so [+...+] is used.


        I did what you said and it seems to be loading the <li> tags they are just empty..feels like a real simple solution and im overlooking it..but I have 2 child pages so at least they are both getting pulled. I just have to get the image and title to appear

        Edit: I tried [+pagetitle+] and it seems to show the names of my projects now. I just have to format everything now so gunna look at that pbpThumb package smiley thanks!
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          No worries.