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Showing related objects

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Go to /design/(yourdesign)/override/templates/content/view/ and you will see "embed" templates there. Put your own template, e.g. embed_class_5.tpl where 5=id of related object class. I used line_class_5.tpl copy to start with and it worked.

For more info on the templates directory, take a look at Custom designs - directory structure explained (3.x).
For more info on view types of objects, see View modes of objects (3.x).

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Contents

Customization

Access control
eZ publish API Documentation
Content structure
Custom design
Components
Tips & Tricks
    Debugging templates
    Javascript in templates
    Fetching current user
    Showing related objects
    Show which templates are used
    Fetching the ID of the parent
    One Article Folder
    Creating tree menus
    How can I use my own php script insid...
    Hiding attribute content
    Splitting an article over several pages
    Accessing section id in pagelayout
    List articles in folder
    Creating nice URLs
    Alt tag on images
    Improve the pagelayout.tpl
    Clean HTML tags
    Insert javascript call inside ezpub d...
    3rd party applications
    Fetch Function examples
    Display more than 15 items on your co...
    Including PHP files in templates
    Redirecting after content publishing
    HowTo see if article has an image
    Date and Time Formats
    Forms processing example: store user...
    Adjust Timezone
    Adding a Remove Button/Image
    Find the age in years for an object
    Editing, creating and removing conten...
    Indexing binary files with IFilters o...
Troubleshooting


Created

16/04/2003
8:50:49 pm
by Jan Borsodi

Last updated

04/07/2003
4:20:14 pm
by Bård Farstad

Authors

Jan Borsodi
Bård Farstad



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