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    'Up a level' going to Home

    Sorry that's probably not a very useful subject line. My site has 'Home', which has a couple of varying brochure fragments and pages and then 'Store'. In page settings for 'Home' I have checked 'Use as Website Home Page' and this turns up as /index.html.

    The root of the store is /acatalog/index.html. If I start at Home and go to a section, then click ' up a level' on the navigation bar I'm taken to /acatalog/index.html but I want to be taken to /index.html. I don't care for /acatalog/index.html and in any case I feel it's inconsistent.

    I am trying to find a place where I can affect this. Can anyone give me a hint? I'm sorry if this doesn't make sense. Try going to my website, check the home page, then choose a section from the sidebar. When you click 'up a level' you are taken to a different home page than the one you started at.

    Best
    Justin
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    Justin Hill (Half-to-three-quarters-baked Mac expert, laptop evangelist and vintage Hammond enthusiast)
    http://www.cka-net.com

    #2
    I know exactly what you mean I wish to achieve this also but cant seem to be able to do it in a nice way at the moment. Ive only been able to achieve it with redirects.


    Originally posted by justinhill View Post
    Sorry that's probably not a very useful subject line. My site has 'Home', which has a couple of varying brochure fragments and pages and then 'Store'. In page settings for 'Home' I have checked 'Use as Website Home Page' and this turns up as /index.html.

    The root of the store is /acatalog/index.html. If I start at Home and go to a section, then click ' up a level' on the navigation bar I'm taken to /acatalog/index.html but I want to be taken to /index.html. I don't care for /acatalog/index.html and in any case I feel it's inconsistent.

    I am trying to find a place where I can affect this. Can anyone give me a hint? I'm sorry if this doesn't make sense. Try going to my website, check the home page, then choose a section from the sidebar. When you click 'up a level' you are taken to a different home page than the one you started at.

    Best
    Justin

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      #3
      You can do this by using a variable and conditions.

      Which simply will be a yes no block and then depending on the outcome will change the url location.

      If you want me to take you through it I can but you will need to know a bit about conditions and variables in actinic.

      Regards

      James

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        #4
        Up a level moves you up to the next step in the hierarchy, you're confusing it with 'back' which takes you back where you came from. Try:

        <a href="javascript:window.history.back();">Go Back</a>

        for a genuine 'back' button.

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