modx issue with

if *id is showing on all pages including the home page, the *id echo's out http://domain-name.com/http://www.domain-name.com

why is this? on all other pages, the *id shows the correct page name i.e http://www.domain-name.com/page-name-1.html (with friendly URL's on)

You mean when you're generating a URL? Like [[~[[*id]]]] for example?

Normally, people are used to only using [[~[[*id]]]]. When you want to force the domain, you need to be aware that there is a setting for that. No need to prefix all URLS with, i.e. [[++site_url]][[~[[*id]]]]. This is imply achieved with [[~[[*id]]?scheme=`full`]] or by changing the System Setting "link_tag_scheme" to 'full' or even 'https'.

An example of your superduperubersecret HTML would be enough to solve it for you.

Hi thanks for your quick response. how can I get it just to echo out the page name, and if the page is on the home page, then dont echo anything out?

would i need to include if statement, something like if *id = 1 then '' else show the page name?

You should be using [[*pagetitle]] for the resource and [[+pagetitle]] for the resources when iterating via chunks. [[*id]] only echo's the ID of the resource, which is an AUTO_INCREMENT ID from the database.

If you're working on a specific page among others with the same template, the most easy solution would be [[*id:neq=`[[++site_start]]`:then=`[[*pagetitle]]`]].

oh right, ok. im using this at the moment [[~[[*id]]]]

ok, this seemed to do the trick:

[[*id:is=`1`:then=``:else=`[[~[[*id]]]]`]]

if the page id is 1 (home page) then dont echo out anything, else if the page being viewed is on any other page, show the page name

Thanks for your help with this

Using a one-line snippet would give you faster page loads: