[opencms-dev] Two Body Elements under Opencms6 Alpha

Sebastian Himberger sebastian.himberger at gmx.de
Wed Oct 27 16:12:59 CEST 2004


Hi Joachim,

There is a property called "template-elements" wich you can define for 
the jsptemplate. There you can define multiple bodies. Here's an example 
from my template:

> template-elements:body*|Body,body2*|Body2

In the template you can use the following:

> 	   <cms:template element="body">
>            <table>
>              <tr>
> 	      <td>
>                 <cms:include element="body" editable="true" />
> 	      </td>
>              </tr>
>            </table>
>            </cms:template>
> 	   <cms:template element="body2">
>            <table>
>              <tr>
> 	      <td>
>                 <cms:include element="body2" editable="true" />
> 	      </td>
>              </tr>
>            </table>
>            </cms:template>

The Syntax of the template-elements is explained somewhere in the 
OpenCms Source. I will try to look the exact location up, later today 
and then post it.

HTH

Sebastian



Joachim Arrasz wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
> 
>> Also you can create a sibling of a page in the default_bodies folder and
>> select this sibling as body when creating a new page.
>> Or you use a page as default_body.
>>  
>>
> sorry, i wrote absolutely bulls...t what i meant was, how can i use two 
> body sections in OCMS6 within one page?
> The new editor has this body-selector as OCMS5 also had. So i tried the 
> old way to do this via a defaultbody where i configured 2 bodies into one
> defaaultBody and made bodySelector = true...
> 
> This i tried in OCMS6 but it didnĀ“t work ...
> 
> 
> Sorry for the other stupid question ...
> 
> Bye Achim
> 
> 



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