How to write the TPL on such circs?

Hello, I'm a newbie, I have 2 page, one is the news detail(I call it detail page), and the other one is the news release(I call it main page) which contain the link to page one, how do I design the Form and TPL can draw the effect as below:
When I publish the news detail page, the workflow also publish the main page, and the main page's content is the link to the detail page.

Thanks.

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Adam Stoller

Hello, I'm a newbie, I have 2 page, one is the news detail(I call it detail page), and the other one is the news release(I call it main page) which contain the link to page one, how do I design the Form and TPL can draw the effect as below:
When I publish the news detail page, the workflow also publish the main page, and the main page's content is the link to the detail page.

Thanks.

I think you need to spend a bit more time with the manuals, searching the forums, and/or taking training from Interwoven. Either that, or try to do a better job posting details of what you yourself have tried in the way of implementation and explain what's happening that you don't want.

Anything beyond that is like asking someone here to do your development work for you - for free.

Migrateduser

While I would concur with Adam that you probably need to spend some more time with the manuals, I don't see this question in quite the bad light he does.

Basically, you have three options here

1. In the workflow, if a DCR of that type is attached, have an extra external task that calls iwpt_compile.ipl for a different PT to generate the listing page - this is the direction I usually end up going.

2. If you are deploying to some sort of app server/portal, use datadeploy to store the contents of the DCR in a db. Then write an app or portlet that renders the listing dynamically from the db. This is my preferred way of handling this sort of thing.

3. Use iw_ostream to write out both the article page and the listing page when you generate a file from the DCR.

Now - you should be able to figure out how to do any of those from the manuals, or at least how to get far along enough that you can come back with a more specific question.