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Posted March 3, 20196 yr Is there any documentation on template logic which can/cannot be used in pages (manual HTML)? using {template="userPhoto" app="core" group="global" params="$member->author(), 'tiny', $member->warningRef()"} which automatically throws errors author() using expressions will also throws errors. The only thing I found is using {member="name"} It would be nice if we could actually use {template =""} logic in pages.
March 3, 20196 yr Community Expert The template logic is the same everywhere. So you can call the userPhoto template in Pages, but it is up to you to make sure the variables you pass in are valid in the area you are using them.
March 3, 20196 yr Author The template logic is the same everywhere. So you can call the userPhoto template in Pages, but it is up to you to make sure the variables you pass in are valid in the area you are using them. Then I am really confused about passing variables. I thought I was getting somewhere if I tried {template="userPhoto" app="core" group="global" params="$member->name, 'tiny'"} but now it doesn't show up at all nor throw any errors.
March 3, 20196 yr Community Expert You are not giving any details how and where you are trying this. It’s also unclear what $member should even contain. The author of a record? The logged-in member if there is one? Again: you need to make sure the variable (in this case a member object) is fed into the area you are using it or you need to load it yourself before calling the userPhoto template.
March 3, 20196 yr Author You are not giving any details how and where you are trying this. It’s also unclear what $member should even contain. The author of a record? The logged-in member if there is one? Again: you need to make sure the variable (in this case a member object) is fed into the area you are using it or you need to load it yourself before calling the userPhoto template. I want to show a userPhoto onto a blank (manual HTML) page with no database.
March 3, 20196 yr Community Expert You need to create the member object yourself then. For example: {{$member = \IPS\Member::load(1);}} with 1 being the member ID. You can then pass that member object into the userPhoto template.
March 3, 20196 yr Author You need to create the member object yourself then. For example: {{$member = \IPS\Member::load(1);}} with 1 being the member ID. You can then pass that member object into the userPhoto template. Thanks. Going into the right direction however going into a slight dilemma. Probably just don't know what I am doing. I got the userPhoto (default) photo to show up but the avatar/interaction isn't coming up. I need to define that as well? {{$member = \IPS\Member::load( $member->member_id);}} {template="userPhoto" app="core" group="global" params="$member, 'large'"}
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