$node not available in 3.2.3

Tuesday 25 November 2003 1:57:18 am - 2 replies

Modified on Tuesday 25 November 2003 2:05:28 am by Tore Skobba

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Bård Farstad	Tuesday 25 November 2003 2:32:27 am The node variable is only available in the full/line.tpl files. You cannot rely on this variable in pagelayout. The variable will not be available when you have cached pages. You can fetch the node ID from {$module_result.node_id} in pagelayout if you need it. Hope this helps, --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
Tore Skobba	Tuesday 25 November 2003 9:03:16 am Hi Bård Thanks for help. I fixed it now.. But EZ might consider emphasising the various template variables in your documentation. I quickly learnt how to use the $node variable, and as such I did not bother reading more about the rest of the template variables. With aftersight that was not very clever, hopfully not all developers are as lazy as I am. But I do belive that others might do the same, particulary since $node is used in so many examples. Further confusing it is that it sometimes work with $node, and sometimes not (errors which does not seem to be consistent are often very though to find:). Cheers Tore

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Bård Farstad

Tuesday 25 November 2003 2:32:27 am

The node variable is only available in the full/line.tpl files. You cannot rely on this variable in pagelayout.

The variable will not be available when you have cached pages.

You can fetch the node ID from {$module_result.node_id} in pagelayout if you need it.

Hope this helps,

--bård

Documentation: http://ez.no/doc

Tore Skobba

Tuesday 25 November 2003 9:03:16 am

Hi Bård

Thanks for help. I fixed it now.. But EZ might consider emphasising the various template variables in your documentation. I quickly learnt how to use the $node variable, and as such I did not bother reading more about the rest of the template variables. With aftersight that was not very clever, hopfully not all developers are as lazy as I am. But I do belive that others might do the same, particulary since $node is used in so many examples. Further confusing it is that it sometimes work with $node, and sometimes not (errors which does not seem to be consistent are often very though to find:).

Cheers
Tore

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