I have this code in a sidebar template:

<ul id="profile-menu">
		<% if isPhotoAlbum %>
		<li><a href="$Album.AddPhotosLink">Add Photos to this Album</a></li>
		<li><a href="$Album.DeleteLink">Delete this Album</a></li>
		<li class="empty">&nbsp;</li>
		<% end_if %>
		<% if isUploadPage %>
		<li><a href="$Album.DeleteLink">Delete this Album</a></li>
		<li><a href="$Album.Link">Back to Album</a></li>
		<% end_if %>
		<li><a href="$NewAlbumLink">Create a new Album</a></li>
		<% if isPhotoAlbum %>
		<li><a href="$Link">Return to Photo Gallery</a></a></li>
		<% end_if %>
	</ul><!-- profile-menu -->

The variable, $Album.DeleteLink, works just fine in the first instance it's used. In the second, in the "if isUploadPage" area, it doesn't. There is no fundamental change that occurs between the two instances that would cause it to break. The first instance prints the link just fine while the second one prints a blank.

Hmph.

Weird alright. That looks all good to me. Have you checked your HTML Source just to make sure it's not being hidden?

Is this link displaying or not?

<li><a href="$Album.Link">Back to Album</a></li> 

If the entire block is not displaying, isUploadPage is giving you a false when you probably aren't expecting it. If it is only the DeleteLink not displaying, it just doesn't make sense.

Aaron

Yup, viewed source to check. The code block is printing. It's just the link that's being printed blank.

Is the other link in the block printing OK?

The only possible explaination without looking at code is all the code that is running to the point where isUploadPage() fires true, does not have access to the Album object.

You might be better off posting your class and method code.