[opencms-dev] >1 template per content item ??? - another issue
mfoley5 at csc.com.au
mfoley5 at csc.com.au
Mon Dec 2 01:56:46 CET 2002
Hi All and Stephen,
We have a implemented a "printable version" template section which still
works fine, except that now we have another problem which has just come to
light: our Verity search engine now finds every page twice - the normal
content and the printable content. We notice that in the /export/
directories the files are doubled with extensions to the names like "
_156.html", so that "index.html" is accompanied by "index_156.html" where
"index_156.html" is the "printable" version.
We don't want Verity to index these files - initially I tried putting in a
rule to ignore any URLs which contained "cmsframe=printversion", but when
viewed from a non-logged-in user the links simply refer to the 'other' HTML
file.
Can anybody suggest a solution? If there was a way of enforcing the
filename modification of the 'printable' file we could use that.
Thanks for any help,
Mark
Mark Foley
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CSC
212 Northbourne Ave, Braddon, ACT 2612
Ph: +61-2-62468487 Email: mfoley5 at csc.com.au
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Thanks Stephen, that works a treat!
Mark Foley
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Hi Mark,
you simply have to define in all the needed templates a second template
section but with a name attribute:
<TEMPALTE name="printversion">
...
</TEMPLATE>
now your link in your normal template section for the print version should
look like this:
<a href="]]><method
name="getUriWithParameter">cmsframe=printversion</method><![CDATA["
target="_blank">print version of this page</a>
the result will be something like this:
<a href="/opencms/opencms/index.html?cmsframe=printversion" target="
_blank">
now if you call a page with this cmsframe parameter opencms will look in
all
templates for a template section of this name. If it doesn't find one it
will
use the unnamed template section.
Note: if you create in your page another text body with the WYSIWIG editor
and name it "printversion" this body will be used also.
Bye,
Stephan
Am Mittwoch, 20. November 2002 02:14 schrieben Sie:
> Hi All,
>
> Our client would like to have a "print this page" link on each page of
> their website - but they don't want this to simply send the current page
to
> the printer, but to print a version of the page without the "decorations"
> (header block, side navigation, footer). (We do not want to use Frames).
>
> Has anybody done something like this, or produced a "Printer Friendly"
page
> system? I can't see how to do this without duplicating content (which
I
> don't want to do) and specifying 2 templates.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
> Mark Foley
> __________________________________________________
> CSC
> 212 Northbourne Ave, Braddon, ACT 2612
> Ph: +61-2-62468487 Email: mfoley5 at csc.com.au
>
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