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Hello there,

I have two page layouts: Homepage + Regular page. They both work together with a single masterpage.

On both page layouts I show some kind of global link list:

<a href=#">Link 1</a>
<a href=#">Link 2</a>

Is there some way to reference the fields on the homepage from all pages using the "regular" page layout?

I would like to ONLY edit the global link list once on the homepage and show references to it on all subsequent pages. Due to site columns holding data for each page I don't know how to reference fields from other pages. I saw there was a "CurrentContext" Property, but I don't know how to use it properly. So basically I would like to use an UrlField on the homepage:

<SharePoint:UrlField FieldName="Link 1" DisableInputFieldLabel="true" runat="server"/>

and reference this field on the "regular" page layout (like CurrentContext="Homepage" or something like that).

Maybe there is an easy different way besides hardcoding the links in the masterpage I am not seeing? I want some "admin" users to be able to edit the links in some form and editing a masterpage is not for everyone I suppose.