[opencms-dev] Dynamic rewrite of links in HTML file?

[Alexander Langer]

I'm only getting a lot of "cannot resolve symbol" error messages. What
do I have to import to make the code work?

> Ok, well the code I posted you before does give you the content item as
> string based on uri as resource locator. Does this work for you?

> Olli

>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: opencms-dev-admin at opencms.org
>> [mailto:opencms-dev-admin at opencms.org]On Behalf Of Alexander Langer
>> Sent: 21 January 2004 14:44
>> To: Olli Aro
>> Subject: Re[2]: [opencms-dev] Dynamic rewrite of links in HTML file?
>>
>>
>> Hi Olli!
>>
>> I'm not worried about my templates and the links within, cause I'm
>> running a system which uses different template sets. These templates
>> include the html files which contain the content. Now I have to find a
>> way to take the static html content and change some of the links
>> within. Therefore I need to know a way of reading in the html file
>> into a string. That's all I need cause then I can process the html
>> code the way I want to and rearrange things as needed.
>>
>> The alternative would be, that the user would have to maintain the
>> same content in different html files and in a good CMS there should be
>> no reason for such a thing.
>>
>> > Hi Al,
>>
>> > The code below will give you a content for the file type page.
>> However, I
>> > assume you use template elements for creating your navigation
>> and therefore
>> > you should also filter your links within your navigation
>> elements (Parsing
>> > the page content would not help you to modify those links,
>> since it returns
>> > only the content item and possible static links you might have with it).
>>
>> > Regards,
>>
>> > Olli
>>
>> > CmsFile reqFile=cms.getCmsObject().readFile(fileURI);
>> > CmsXmlControlFile ctl=new CmsXmlControlFile(cms,reqFile);
>> > CmsElementDefinitionCollection
>> > collection=ctl.getElementDefinitionCollection();
>> > CmsElementDefinition def=collection.get("body");
>> > CmsXmlTemplateFile template=new
>> > CmsXmlTemplateFile(cms,def.getTemplateName());
>> > String content=template.getProcessedDataValue("TEMPLATE");
>>

>>
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