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When editing a template in umbraco you can insert pagefields, cool.
But when I choose pageName I get nodeName, and urlName isn't on the list at all ?Is it just me, or ...
I'm running 4.9.0
Hi Sebastian,
I also have a umbraco 4.9.0 installation running.And I can confirm that it is not only you who can not find urlName on the list of pagefields. I can´t find it either.
When I use the pageName field, as you I get the same result as you. The pageName filed render the nodeName out.
/Dennis
Yeah, there's a slight discrepancy regarding the names of the properties when used with <umbraco:Item> versus what they're named i the XML cache...
@pageName in that dialog corresponds directly to @nodeName in XSLT, and @pageID is the same as @id.
Why @urlName isn't present I don't know - but if you really need it there's always Inline XSLT ...
/Chriztian
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nodeName or pageName, and missing urlName ?
When editing a template in umbraco you can insert pagefields, cool.
But when I choose pageName I get nodeName, and urlName isn't on the list at all ?
Is it just me, or ...
I'm running 4.9.0
Hi Sebastian,
I also have a umbraco 4.9.0 installation running.
And I can confirm that it is not only you who can not find urlName on the list of pagefields. I can´t find it either.
When I use the pageName field, as you I get the same result as you. The pageName filed render the nodeName out.
/Dennis
Hi Sebastian,
Yeah, there's a slight discrepancy regarding the names of the properties when used with <umbraco:Item> versus what they're named i the XML cache...
@pageName in that dialog corresponds directly to @nodeName in XSLT, and @pageID is the same as @id.
Why @urlName isn't present I don't know - but if you really need it there's always Inline XSLT ...
/Chriztian
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