Hi miken,

Not quite, actually its the other way round. I want to put a link within the repository which when clicked is either directed to an external site, or a page within the DNN site. I'm not bothered about showing the picture on another page. I just want the link to be wrapped around the image. In this case the link which I can choose or enter manually when uploading a new repository item. Look at it this way. Just an example. I create a news repository where I have a thumb image, brief text and say a read more link. The read more link needs to be linked to either an existing page on my site or it could be an external link. And the same link needs to be wrapped around the image. Hope that makes sense. So I could use that [URL] token to add my link, however as I mentioned before, it does not allow me to choose any existing page.

So all I want to know is, if there is another token which i'm not aware of, that allows me to select an existing page or enter url manually. Just like in the FCK editor, when you add a link and click browse server, you have an option of entering an external resource or an existing page. So I want something exactly like that. Is that possible?

Thanks

Yes currently I have put the link in my description. But can't figure out how to put it around the image. Well one way is to just forget about the image as a seperate thing and rather put the image within the description, but that would require some html knowledge for the editor. Anyway I guess there is no such link token at the moment where I can select an existing page. I'll just have to live with the [URL] token where i'll have to manually type in the page url.

Will be glad if there are any more suggestions. By the way is there an updated version of the documentation for the latest Repository module, where I can see the available tokens?

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your reply. I have followed your steps and used the [URLCONTROLFILE] token to select my page, however I don't know how to put that link in my template.html page. I tried using the [FILEURL] token but that doesn't work. Any other suggestion?

Thanks,
Wasim