Hi All,

I'm having an issue here which I thought was simple enough but for some reason isn't working for me.

I have a page with 5 subpages. I want the title on the mainpage to be 'All Listings' instead of $Title but for the sub pages I want the title to be '$Title'

This is my code now

I've tried it without the 'if' and I've tried it without the 'control'
but I get the same result which is on the subpages both titles appear. The 'All Listings' and the '$Title'

I've checked the 'Built-in Page Controls' documentation here http://doc.silverstripe.org/sapphire/en/reference/built-in-page-controls
but can't see what I might be doing wrong?

Hi Scott,

Using <% control Parent%> still affects the child/sub pages.

Using only <% control Level(2) %> gives the desired effect by not changing the parent or first level page
But then when I try <% control Level(1) %> it again affects all the pages, parent and child

If anyone has a solution for this I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks

Hi ambient,

I cannot be sure but... silverstirpe does cache it's responses to calls within the template engine... I am not sure if have a different function parameter changes things.

Search I only found this (http://www.silverstripe.org/template-questions/show/16374) I am not self-aggrandising but I hope this helps.

Barry

Hi Ambient,

As far as I know the Level(x) control will always return details for the page at that level if it can find it - so if you're on a page that's 5 levels deep, you will get a positive result for Level(1), Level(2) etc. through Level(5).

You're getting both titles on your subpage because the Level(x) functions are working correctly and returning positive values. On the parent page there is no second level page available so you're only getting the top level page details.

You don't need to use a Level(x) control to get the details for the page you're on, and there's no reason to call <% control Level(1) %> in your template if you don't need any variables from the page at that level (as in your example, where you are using a hard-coded title). So how about trying this format:

Your parent page will return false for Level(2) and then fallback to your default heading. Although if I'm clear about what you're trying to do - why not just change your $Title value for the parent page in the CMS to 'All Listings' and then you don't even need to insert any logic, you can just use <h2>$Title</h2>. You can always set the meta title to something different for that page.