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CommandLink in Template

Hi, I have tried following the mutiple templates example so that I can display a full size image in a popup modal when the user clicks on a thumbnail image in a template list. I have tried an OnClientClick on the CommandImage, this didnt load anything, then after clicking several times did occasionally. I then tried using jquery to open the modal, this works but on itial open the modal is empty as
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Mark Trippier asked Mar 22, 2017 active Mar 24, 2017

CommandImage Redirect

My CommandImage redirect appears to have a bug. The following code does not work: <xmod:CommandImage Text="CustomCommand" imageurl="~/portals/0/images/resultset_next.png" AlternateText="Next Page" ImageAlign="absmiddle" Width="32px" Visible='[[NextButtonVisible]]' RedirectMethod="Get" Redirect='[[Join("~{0}",[[NextTabPath]])]]'> The following code does work: <xmod:CommandIm
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Pete Kersker asked Aug 1, 2013 active May 14, 2015

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