I recently added an auto generated product list at the top of section pages that have more than one product, however I have noticed that since upgrading to 8.5, the SectionURL variable which I used to link to the individual products (i.e. "<actinic:variable name="SectionURL" />#a<actinic:variable name="ProductReference" />") now links to the product via a CGI script and breaks the functionality
example:
http://xxx/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?SECTIONID=practical-hand-and-half-sword.html&NOLOGIN=1#aHW2046
vs
http://xxx/acatalog/practical-hand-and-half-sword.html#aHW2046
We don't use the login system of Actinic so the main advantage of the CGI redirect is not necessary
I'm aware I could simply use relative links to the individual product anchors but in this case I'd like to use absolute links throughout the site
I can work around the issue with Actinic's PHP + ODBC to get the real section URL but I'm wondering if there's any simpler way - i.e. another variable I don't know about that will give me the absolute current section URL?
example:
http://xxx/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?SECTIONID=practical-hand-and-half-sword.html&NOLOGIN=1#aHW2046
vs
http://xxx/acatalog/practical-hand-and-half-sword.html#aHW2046
We don't use the login system of Actinic so the main advantage of the CGI redirect is not necessary
I'm aware I could simply use relative links to the individual product anchors but in this case I'd like to use absolute links throughout the site
I can work around the issue with Actinic's PHP + ODBC to get the real section URL but I'm wondering if there's any simpler way - i.e. another variable I don't know about that will give me the absolute current section URL?
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