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My Account (i.e., ACED screen) isn't a "parent" or "child" of the WLST page...but you could probably put it in there using a conditional in the breadcrumb widget. I.e.,
IF screen EQ WLST
<link to ACED screen>My Account</>
ENDIF
Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMediaView Post
My Account (i.e., ACED screen) isn't a "parent" or "child" of the WLST page...but you could probably put it in there using a conditional in the breadcrumb widget. I.e.,
IF screen EQ WLST
<link to ACED screen>My Account</>
ENDIF
Yep, thought about doing that. Seems like the WLST, WLAD would be a child of My Account though, since you have to have an account to use the Wish List features. Plus, the Wallet and Settings pages all have the breadcrumb for My Account, but the Wish List pages don't. Didn't really make sense off hand. Guess there is something in the parent/child relationship I am not getting here.
The breadcrumbs are not true breadcrumbs (as in how did I get here?) but instead are used to indicate nested product categories. e.g. category -> category -> category -> product
All other pages are siblings and don't have a parent -> child relationship.
Ray Yates
"If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
--- Sir Isaac Newton
The breadcrumbs are not true breadcrumbs (as in how did I get here?) but instead are used to indicate nested product categories. e.g. category -> category -> category -> product
All other pages are siblings and don't have a parent -> child relationship.
Okay. I'm daft. No parent/child relationship between My Account >> pages within the Wish List, but there is a parent/child relationship between the other links (within My Account >> Settings and My Account >> Wallet) in My Account. Pooh once said "The way things are, is the way things are". I'll have to go with that. :)
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