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Template in Use - WHERE?

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Hello.. I have a template which is being shown as being in use, but I can't find the page where it is being used. Is there a way to tell which page, module, etc., that a template/form is being used? Thanks..
In Usemodulepagetemplateuse
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Jeff M. asked Apr 16, 2015 active Mar 7, 2025

Problem cloaking email addresses on pages...

Kelly was kind enough to provide an example of how one would use xmod:Format to cloak an email address. His example is simple and easy to implement. My final solution below works quite well in most scenarios, EXCEPT when paging is used with AJAX turned on: <span><xmod:Format Type="cloak" Value='[[MailToWithDisplayAs]]' /></span> <xmod:jQueryReady> $('.genericlink').each(function(){
ajaxcloakemailpage
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James Allen Hall asked Mar 26, 2014 active Jul 24, 2014

Page with variables, nothing is displayed.

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Hello.. I've created a normal DNN webpage and referenced a couple modules and setup a new XMP template. When I visit said page, a full listing is displayed in the template. Yet, if I visit the page with variables that I need to display just certain records within the template, NOTHING is being displayed; no even the referenced modules. Anyone ever see this or have this issue before? Thanks..
nothing displayedpagevariables
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Jeff M. asked Aug 21, 2013 active Aug 21, 2013

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