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Hi Johan,
In the XSLT, you will have an attribute available called @writerName, this is what you need:
<xsl:value-of select="$currentPage/@writerName" />
If you are in a loop, then you wont need the $currentPage variable, just use @writerName.
Cheers, Lee.
I think you need to use the creatorName node attribute e.g. node/@creatorName
I have not tested this but I think should work.
Curious now, what is the difference between writerName and creatorName?
I 'think' the creatorName is who created the content/node, and the writerName is the user who published it - or last edited it?
Thanks guys :)
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Hi Johan,
In the XSLT, you will have an attribute available called @writerName, this is what you need:
If you are in a loop, then you wont need the $currentPage variable, just use @writerName.
Cheers, Lee.
I think you need to use the creatorName node attribute e.g. node/@creatorName
I have not tested this but I think should work.
Curious now, what is the difference between writerName and creatorName?
I 'think' the creatorName is who created the content/node, and the writerName is the user who published it - or last edited it?
Thanks guys :)
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