tags of liquid with tpl templates catalog

Hello world

I'm doing the same thing I did on the summary basket of liquid summary basket with BPD model example {tag_cataloguelist template = "" / subcatalogos.tpl ""}

to

AZUL E BRANCO

for the tag subcatalogs,

It's the teplate tpl I did:

< ul class = "catalogueList" >

< class li = "catalogueItemNotFound" >Este catalogo nao tem sub-catálogos. < /li >

< class li = "catalogueItem" >

< div class = "erase the catalogue shop" >

< h5 > {tag_name} < / h5 >

< div class = "image" > {tag_image} < / div >

< / div >

< /li >

< /ul >

It shows the subcatalogs, but on the other product pages were there is no subcatalogs it still shows the message in English.

why it does not work? "' Why is it always on display:"this catalogue has no catalog under."

I also did the same thing to the product basket with BPD tagremove

"< td >{tag_productremovelink template =" remover.tpl "}"< table > ' "

TPL:

< div class = "productitemcell" >

< a href = "#" onclick = "UpdateItemQuantity (0,239333,302814,9135038,227051,", 'PT'); " return false; ' >Remover< /a >

< / div >

and always displays 'Remove', what I'm missing here?

Tags do not share the same behavior in the form of modules. All behavior of work half you could find is not supported on the labels. In fact, no need to you anyway, you use just the layout of the catalog. You can use the tag once, and it has a path then just use it.

Tags: Business Catalyst

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