How do I add the team name to the team page?

Matt Tinker

Hey everyone

 

I am using some jquery to change the heading of our team page to include the team name. I've managed to do it for our participant page but can't get it to work on the team page. Any ideas on what S tag I could use?

 

Personal page

http://mssoc.convio.net/site/TR/Walk/DivisionduQubec?px=1346733&pg=personal&fr_id=3121&s_locale=en_CA

 

Team Page (the team name should appear between "Help" and "end"

http://mssoc.convio.net/site/TR/Walk/DivisionduQubec?pg=team&fr_id=3121&team_id=35831&s_locale=en_CA

 

Thanks,

Matt

Matt Tinker

Oh I should mention, I tried [[S48:0:team-name]] and had no luck.

Brian Mucha

I think it would be [[S43:0:name]

 

 

Matt Tinker

Brian Mucha:

I think it would be [[S43:0:name]

 

 

Hey Brian, thanks for your quick reply.

 

No luck with that one either. Maybe it's a bug because it seems like that should work.

Brian Mucha

Matt Tinker:

Hey Brian, thanks for your quick reply.

 

No luck with that one either. Maybe it's a bug because it seems like that should work.

Hmm. It would only work on the actual Team Pages.

 

Try the :help parameter?

Daniel Hartanto

Brian Mucha:

Hmm. It would only work on the actual Team Pages.

 

Try the :help parameter?

Try this on the team page

 

[[E43:[[S334:fr_id]]:name:[[S334:team_id]]]]  

 

 

was trying to achieve this with the given direction in the official hardcopy documentation of that S-tag using  [[S43:0:name]] or [[E43:[[S334:fr_id]]:name]] to no avail just like both of you have attempted to do.

 

and just happened to be stumbled upon this other useful forum posting 

http://community.convio.com/t5/TeamRaiser/Displaying-Team-Gifts-on-Team-Page/m-p/60710#M1140

 

regards,

 

Daniel

Kent Gilliam

Daniel Hartanto:

Try this on the team page

 

[[E43:[[S334:fr_id]]:name:[[S334:team_id]]]]  

 

 

was trying to achieve this with the given direction in the official hardcopy documentation of that S-tag using  [[S43:0:name]] or [[E43:[[S334:fr_id]]:name]] to no avail just like both of you have attempted to do.

 

and just happened to be stumbled upon this other useful forum posting 

http://community.convio.com/t5/TeamRaiser/Displaying-Team-Gifts-on-Team-Page/m-p/60710#M1140

 

regards,

 

Daniel

Hey Daniel,

 

After doing my badge kit I realized there's a lot of things using the S334 can do to open up what you can render on a personal page and team page. I'm thinking about creating a S334 thread. But if you will tag anything you post about it with S334 that would help us keep this info together.

 

Thanks everyone for working through this one!!!

Kent

Daniel Hartanto

Kent Gilliam:

Hey Daniel,

 

After doing my badge kit I realized there's a lot of things using the S334 can do to open up what you can render on a personal page and team page. I'm thinking about creating a S334 thread. But if you will tag anything you post about it with S334 that would help us keep this info together.

 

Thanks everyone for working through this one!!!

Kent

You are always welcome Kent, and will definitely keep this in mind  -- start tagging my own post )

 

S334 by itself is just to target and retrieved the value of a URL parameter per instance

 

For example, a URL to a Convio pagebuilder page would look like this:

 

http://www.mysite.com/site/PageServer?pagename=mypagebuildername&param1=value1&param2=value2&param3=value3

 

Note that everything after the '?' are URL parameters, and in this case we have 4 parameters (pagename, param1, param2, param3)

 

And we could have 4 instances of these S334 targeting these 4 URL parameters to grab their values

i.e.

[[S334agename]] would yield "mypagebuildername",

[[S334aram1]] would yield "value1"

and so on.

 

We can almost indefinitely create any kind of our own custom URL parameter, even initializing and passing around session variable(s) as URL parameter(s)

 

i.e. those parameter that starts with "s_" will usually be recognized within Convio as a session variable that could further be retrieved with S80 tag.

 

i.e. an example of URL parameter initializing a custom convio session variable

 

&s_myCustomSessionVar=hello could be retrieved / parsed back with [[S80:myCustomSessionVar]] which will gives back the "hello" value.

One of the main point / good thing about that S334 is that it addresses the common issues of mixing client-end (i.e. javascript) vs server-side technologies in regards of the order on what being processed first when a page is rendering especially when it comes to establish communication and passing back and forth data between the two.

 

 regards,

 

Daniel