So I'm theming the list of topics in a category and I encountered some unexpected behavior regarding when to use something like {topics.title} vs {../title}.
The relevant code for category.tpl is this:
<!-- BEGIN topics -->
<!-- IMPORT partials/category/topic.tpl -->
<!-- END topics -->
And inside partials/category/topic.tpl:
{../title}
{../postcount}
{../viewcount}
{../teaser.user.username}
API data:
{
"name":"General Discussion",
"title":"General Discussion",
"description":"A place to talk about whatever you want",
"topics":[
{
"title":"Hey now",
"postcount": 3,
"viewcount": 3,
"user":{
"username":"testuser"
},
"teaser":{
"content":"<p><a class=\"plugin-mentions-a\" href=\"http://localhost:4567//uid/7\">@testuser</a> Does this notify you?</p>\n",
"user":{
"username":"zombachu"
}
}
},
{
"title":"test",
"postcount":23,
"viewcount":8,
"user":{
"username":"zombachu"
},
"teaser":{
"user":{
"username":"zombachu"
}
}
}
]
}
Why does ../whatever in topic.tpl give me the data in the topic that I'm asking for, but {../title} give me the category's title instead of the topic's title? {topics.whatever} works for everything too, including title but it feels weird to me referring to a variable that doesn't exist in topic.tpl.
I understand that .. typically means going up a level/directory but in Persona's categories listing they do the same in partials/categories/item.tpl. Am I doing something incorrectly or is this a bug?
