2 Blog Site will not show 2 blog rolls on same page
I have a site with 2 blogs installed, landing pages 1072 and 1277 (FWIW). On my home page, I'm trying to render 2 different macros that point to 2 different .cshtml files to give me the newest 3 posts from each blog.
I tried changing variable names thinking they were conflicting, no change. I added little
tags to see if they were rendering the wrong macro's, and they were not.
The output is great until the actual items are output. What is going on?!
No go. I tried a few things and nothing ever changed.
Any other ideas on how to trick this? I can't imagine this is unheard of, especially in a multi-blog situation. Maybe multi-blog situations are uncommon...
2 Blog Site will not show 2 blog rolls on same page
I have a site with 2 blogs installed, landing pages 1072 and 1277 (FWIW). On my home page, I'm trying to render 2 different macros that point to 2 different .cshtml files to give me the newest 3 posts from each blog.
I tried changing variable names thinking they were conflicting, no change. I added little
tags to see if they were rendering the wrong macro's, and they were not.
The output is great until the actual items are output. What is going on?!
The contents of the CSHTML files are below:
uBlogsy wont do this.
It searches up the tree to find the landing node, then caches it in the request. Any subsequent request (from another script) will hit the same node.
A work around "could" be to use the blogroll script to reference the rss feed of the 2nd blog... but it's a bit hacky.
No go. I tried a few things and nothing ever changed.
Any other ideas on how to trick this? I can't imagine this is unheard of, especially in a multi-blog situation. Maybe multi-blog situations are uncommon...
I don't mind hacky, if it works.
OK, so I found a workaround. Yes it's probably not a good one, but it works!
I changed my scripts to just NOT use the ublogsy functions and did it with DynamicNodes.
I also changed the other script to follow this one and they work like a charm.
Yes that works too. Der. I don't know why I didnt think of that. #h5is
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