<$mt:ArchiveLink$>
Publishes a link to the archive template for the current archive context. You may specify an alternate archive type with the "type" attribute to publish a different archive link.
Attributes:
- type (optional)
- archive_type (optional)
Identifies the specific archive type to generate a link for. If unspecified, uses the current archive type in context, when publishing an archive template.
- with_index (optional; default "0")
If specified, forces any index filename to be included in the link to the archive page.
Example:
When publishing an entry archive template, you can use the following tag to get a link to the appropriate Monthly archive template relevant to that entry (in other words, if the entry was published in March 2008, the archive link tag would output a permalink for the March 2008 archives).
<$MTArchiveLink type="Monthly"$>
Sims
October 25, 2007 4:01 AM | Reply
Hi, I am trying to change the link in the note's metadata template on the author's name. I would like it to be the author's archive page instead of the author's URL (default). So my point is: is there any way to access that URL else than the block tag ? I guess there could be a tag modifier to apply on but I couldn't find it ?! (documentation unfinished.. :-( ) Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks
Sims
October 25, 2007 4:05 AM | Reply
Oops! Inserting MT tags doesn't work let me say this again :
Hi, I am trying to change the link in the note's metadata template on the author's name. I would like it to be the author's archive page instead of the author's URL (default). So my point is: is there any way to access that URL else than the (MTArchiveList) block tag ? I guess there could be a tag modifier to apply on (MTAuthorDisplayName) but I couldn't find it ?! (documentation unfinished.. :-( ) Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks
Next time, I'll use the "preview" button :-P
Jonathan Holley
January 3, 2008 9:44 PM | Reply
Forgive the lack of formatting -- I'm running into the same issue as Sims attempting to post code. If you de-mangle the snippet below, you can accomplish what you're after:
(a href="($MTEntryLink archive_type="Author"$)")($MTEntryAuthorDisplayName$)(/a)
It seems a bit strange that there's not a more direct tag to access this path -- perhaps in a future version of MT...