[opencms-dev] Writing HTML directly into a vfs file

[M Butcher]

So if I were to change the contents of the XML file in a Java class,
would changing the CDATA in <edittemplate> and saving be sufficient, or
would I need to call something to build the contents of TEMPLATE?

Matt

On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 21:28, David Seikel wrote:
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> Matthias Schmidt wrote:
> > ================
> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
> > <XMLTEMPLATE>
> >     <TEMPLATE><![CDATA[<strong>dfhjdfhdfhfh</strong>]]></TEMPLATE>
> >     <edittemplate><![CDATA[<STRONG>dfhjdfhdfhfh</STRONG>]]></edittemplate>
> > </XMLTEMPLATE>
> > ================
> 
> <snip>
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> > 2) I'd rather not touch the xml myself, because I don't understand what 
> > this saving things twice thing is used to.
> 
> Going backwards, <edittemplate> is what is actually entered by the user,
> either via the WYSIWYG editor or the source code editor.  <TEMPLATE> is
> the result after OpenCMS parses the input (jTidy) and massages things,
> mostly the links I think.  <TEMPLATE> is what is actually displayed when
> you load the page into your browser.  In other words, <ELEMENT name="body">
> returns the <TEMPLATE> just like in any other template file.
> The next time someone edits the page, they are shown <edittemplate>.
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