I have tried countless ways to create a link to a page that has a parameter. I need a link to this :

work/:category

I have tried this:

 'work'|page({ category: galleryModel.category.slug })

But this just creates a link to the current page or just shows 'work' and that's it.. which in this case is work/pregnancy/hannahs-surprise-pregnancy.. when it should show work/pregnancy.. I checked to make sure galleryModel.category.slug holds the right value and it does. But it doesn't seem to be generating what I want it to. I have a work/category.htm in my pages directory in my theme. This url is "/work/:category" as well.. so I'm not sure what else to do.

Thank you for any help.

Last updated 7 years ago

Actually,

'work/pregnancy'|page

typing it out raw like this is even linking to 'work/pregnancy/hannahs-surprise-pregnancy' too... because this page's url is '/work/:category/:project' .. I feel like that's the only reason it would be linking to this page.. :/ I know in Laravel there is a way to organize your routes. How do you do this with pages?

Nevermind.. I changed it to '/work/:category/view/:project' and it still is doing the same thing.. even when I do a raw:

'work/pregnancy'|page

It's still linking to 'work/pregnancy/hannahs-surprise-pregnancy'

Last updated 7 years ago

I figured it out. They are not very clear in the documentation in my opinion.

'work/category'|page({ category: galleryModel.category.slug