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Wednesday 21 April 2004 6:52:23 am
Hi alex, thanx for the reply
I will try your code suggestion and change the variable scope to root.
however, the part about the parentid per se is not causing the problem ( i think)
homePageContent.parentid used in the case if functional (although the code might not be ideal. Using the homePageContent namespace makes it simple to access the variables in the rest of the pages code.
the real problem lies in the part
{* ************ *}
{* and now I need to fetch the image and put it in an object variable*}
{let name=homePageContent object=fetch( 'content', 'object', hash( 'object_id', $Related:item.data_map.thumbnail.content.id ))}
the let defined here is not working. If I use the fetch in a set-block, like I do with the other two attributes, it actually returns something like "(ezContentobject) ... "
Can't remember exact, but it looks like it does fetch the object i want. The problem is that a set-block only returns strings, preventing me from actually using the attributes within the object. So I need a working alternative for
set-block name=homepageContent scope=global variable=myobject>
{fetch( 'content', 'object', hash( 'object_id', $Related:item.data_map.thumbnail.content.id ))}
{/set-block}
because this returns the string and I want to place the object in a variable, in my homepageContent namespace.
greetz
rinze
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