Andy wrote:
Hi, Try the modified version above
Cheers
Hey Andy,
Right now I am using this global:
Code:
sub { # first work out the category this link is in. If its in multiple cats, we just grab the first one
my $cat_id = $DB->table("CatLinks")->do_query(qq|SELECT CategoryID FROM glinks_CatLinks WHERE LinkID = $_[0]|)->fetchrow || '';
if ($cat_id > 0) {
my $father_id = $DB->table("Category")->select( ['FatherID'], { ID => $cat_id } )->fetchrow || '';
my $sth = $DB->table("Category")->select( { FatherID => $father_id } ) || die $GT::SQL::error;
my @cats;
while (my $cat = $sth->fetchrow_hashref) {
$cat->{URL} = $CFG->{build_root_url} . "/" . $DB->table('Category')->as_url( $cat->{Full_Name} ) . "/" . $CFG->{build_index};
push @cats, $cat;
}
return { parent_cat_loop => \@cats };
}
}
This displays category names as desired on the Detailed page. However, it does not show other category names on the Category page.
i.e. For example on the Dallas Category page, I am thinking of showing below in the sidebar:
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Near-by Popular Locations:
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
El Paso
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In this example: along with Dallas, Austin, Houston, San Antonia, El Paso, categories are part of 'Texas' Sub-categories. (i.e. for the State of Florida, it would show near-by locations based in Sub Categories in Florida & so on for other states)
Any idea how can this work?
Vishal
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