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  • Discuss all things Oncord - features, updates, and best practices.

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    StephenBlignaultS

    @iwNZ See if you can get your answer from this page in the documentation: https://www.oncord.com/developer/api/controls/forms/dialogbox/

  • Need help with a project? Post a job and connect with Oncord experts.

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    JasonJ

    @HeatPumpMike Hi there, we (Fuel) have been developing in Oncord since 2018 Andean help guide you if you are interested in our services. Feel free to contact me on jason@fueldesign.co.nz to have a chat.

  • Share & discuss custom code, and Oncord's APIs.

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    K

    @Ben

    We currently have a tutorial on how to list post-category values. You can check it out here:
    Show Categories for a Post

    This guide will show you how to display all the categories associated with a post. If you only want to display the primary category, you can use the following code:

    \Components\Website\Posts\Categories::getColumn($post['post_category_id'], 'post_category_title')

    To check if there are posts in a category, you can use this code:

    <logic:if test="$post"> <p>West End:</p>
 <data:postrepeater paging="true" pagingrows="6" templatetype="list" postcategory="3" /> </logic:if>```

  • Share your ideas and suggestions to improve Oncord.

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    JasonJ

    Currently, when adding subdomains and managing multiple URLs within a single Oncord admin, the sitemap.xml correctly assigns pages and posts to their respective domain-specific sitemap files.

    However, we've noticed that eCommerce products and catalogue pages appear exclusively in the primary domain's sitemap.xml. We require functionality that allows us to assign products and catalogue pages explicitly to the sitemap.xml of specific domains or subdomains. This would enable us to display unique products and catalogues tailored to different countries or markets.

    At present, it appears that eCommerce products and catalogues don't even populate subdomain sitemaps, appearing only on the primary domain.

    Ideally, we'd like a feature added to the SEO settings of each product or catalogue page, allowing us to select precisely which domain's sitemap.xml it should be included in.