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QUESTION
I have a Shopify blog, in this example called blog1. I would like to use liquid to access all articles within that blog, whilst filtering by a specific tag.
For instance, supposing I am at the following URL (i.e. tagging by articles with the tag "chicken").
www.website.com/blogs/blog1/tagged/chicken
When I do {% for article in blog.articles %}{{ article.title }}{% endfor %}
, it only outputs articles which have the tag "chicken". I understand that this is normal and expected behaviour for filtering, but I want to know how I can still somehow loop through all articles from this page.
I have looked at Shopify: blog.articles doesn't show all articles when in tagged view but their question is slightly different, and the only answer is not a valid solution in this case: {% for article in blog['blog1'].articles %}{{article.url}}{%endfor%}
does not work.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 12:12You need to refer to the global blogs
object and the specific handle of the blog.
So the answer you showed is correct but your implementation is not. The global blogs object is written like so blogs['handle']
and not blog['handle']
.
So in your case it will be like so:
QUESTION
I am new to using angular. When creating a blog project, I need to show all the tags of the article; when I use ngFor, it has no effect. I hope everyone can help me to see if there is something wrong with what I wrote.
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 17:16What if you change you code like this :
QUESTION
We develop a software which needs to be supported by IE11. As multiple sources state, IE11 does not support async/await:
as well as several blog-articles.
We did now write a simple Angular 5 project which uses async/await and it is working fine in IE11. Can we safely assume that Angular uses some kind of polyfill to add support for this in IE11? I cannot find any source stating that Angular adds support for it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-24 at 09:25As of TypeScript 2.1, the TypeScript compiler has support for compiling async
/await
code down to a form that works even on IE6!
So, if your tsconfig.json
has the target set to ES5
or lower (which is the case by default in Angular CLI projects), TypeScript will handle this conversion for you. The only feature you'd potentially need to polyfill to be able to make use of this would be Promise
.
QUESTION
As per below, I am calling an endpoint when the page is loaded to get some data and append it to a div. On localhost it works perfectly, but on the server it only works intermittently... When I look in dev tools, the network tab suggests the $.post works and returns the data... but the append doesn't.
I wondered if it was to do with the $.post completing before the html was rendered, so there was no div to append to... but not sure how to verify or fix this. I've tried moving the script in the html page to just before the close-body tag to ensure the html is rendered first. I've also made sure i define the functions in the JS before the $(Document).ready
is called.
To see it not working LIVE... www.everythingproduct.com - If you try clicking on the blogs page multiple times, you'll see sometimes it hangs...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 12:59You are interfering with the asynchronous requests. Only do one at a time and continue in the success
Try this:
QUESTION
Currently on my blog page in Shopify, the blog articles display in a UL as list items, one after the other down the page.
I would like them to display in rows of 4. The Code I have currently is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-18 at 23:26Try this:
QUESTION
hello is there anyone shopify experts out there . my only goal is to filter or display all articles according to their tag .
so this is what i have so far from this forum
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-26 at 01:23The above code has a counter that limits the articles displayed, removing that counter works as expected, filtering all the articles by a tag.
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