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Quite frankly all the native approaches feel completely bonkers when you compare them to the elegance of using Stash or any of its predecessors (LG Replace/NSM Transplant/String/MX Jumper). Use Stash …

My URL schematic points out the difference it makes to the regular flow - might be helpful: http://www.jamessmith.co.uk/articles/expressionengine_url_schematic As you can see from the diagram, it pr …

Doing this without Playa will be a world of pain. Without it I think there are two ways: First, (and this is really bad for performance, but here it is anyway)... using an embedded template in place …

You can use the category_archive tag for this unless I've misunderstood your question: http://ellislab.com/expressionengine/user-guide/modules/channel/category_archive.html

It is not the case that you need to set your booleans as 'true'/'false' strings, it's that your variables array needs to be nested in its own array like this: $array = array(array('show_data' => true …

Whilst EE does have some built-in ways of interpreting your URLs (http://www.jamessmith.co.uk/articles/expressionengine_url_schematic) there's no reason you have to use those ways, and if your templates …

Stash, yet again(!), is the answer: {exp:channel:entries} {exp:stash:parse process="end"} {advanced_functionality} {/exp:stash:parse} {/exp:channel:entries} ... this does the trick …

There's no need for conditionals as the fields are mutually exclusive. With Stash on the inside of channel:entries tags there's also no need for parse_tags or parse_depth since the enclosed content co …

Yes, you're looking for tmpl_file_basepath $config['tmpl_file_basepath'] = '/home/site/public_html/templates/admin_site'; You could also consider using FocusLab Master Config, which makes a multi-environment …

Snippet would work, but personally I prefer a Stash approach since you can keep the list item markup in the same place as the data fetching logic. This is how I'm doing almost exactly the same thing, …