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    sub-level section list display NETQUOTEVAR?

    Hi,
    I'm re-doing my store front using a modified clean template 'layout14' which displays the top-level section list down the left.

    I have been trying for days to get it to display the sub-level section list below it when I go down a level although I can't get it to display anything.. I've seen there are different NETQUOTEVAR variables available (they're listed in the Act_Primary template file)

    eg:

    NETQUOTEVAR:TOPLEVELSECTIONS_RAW
    NETQUOTEVAR:CHILDSECTIONS_RAW
    NETQUOTEVAR:SECTIONTREE_RAW

    But I can't get anything to appear...

    Can anyone offer any help? Eternally greatful.

    Thanks,
    Martin
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    #2
    Check out the Advanced User Guide - this will tell you how you can put a section and sub-section list into the HTML using these NETQUOTEVARs.

    These NETQUOTEVARs create a JavaScript array containing all the sections and sub-sections in the store. You can then use JavaScript expressions (copied from the AUG) to display this information in the HTML of your store.

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      #3
      tried implementing the JavaScript for the AUG

      I can't get any of the JavaScript in the AUG to work - they keep throwing up an error. I tried doing drop-down boxes and the rest and all of them don't display on the page but it says 'done but with errors'. When I remove the JavaScript code the page displays but with no error (and of course no dropdowns).

      I spent hours trying to get it to work - but to no avail.

      Thanks for the feedback though.

      Cheers,
      Martin

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        #4
        Ensure you past the code into the <HEAD> section underneath the line that reads:

        <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="actiniccore.js" TYPE="text/javascript"></SCRIPT>

        Also, copy the code from the very latest one on the website - and copy it from the Word doc as PDFs are never great to get code from.

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          #5
          Ahhhhhhh.. damn those PDFs

          Hi,
          Thanks for the prompt reply - I'll do a quick test in a while and let you know how I got on.. I don't think I was placing the script under

          <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="actiniccore.js" TYPE="text/javascript"></SCRIPT>


          Cheers,
          Martin

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            #6
            Huuuzzaahh!!

            It works!!

            Thanks for that - most helpful.


            Cheers,
            Martin

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