[opencms-dev] Questions about templates and WYSIWYG editor

[Ronald Lips]

Hi Sverker,
 
Take a look at the Alkacon documentation that comes with OpenCms beta 1,
section "Template Howto". This should make clear what the relationship
between a template and a page based on a template is. In this
relationship, the XML page (the page you edit in the WYSIWYG editor)
contains the HTML for each 'body' that has been defined in the template.
See also the 'default_bodies' folder that is present in the module that
contains your template.
 
The job of the JSP template is to inject the HTML fragments of each body
into an HTML page that is defined by the JSP. You can take a look at
these templates by browsing through the modules that are present in a
standard OpenCms installation.
 
Hope this helps,
 
regards
Ronald
 
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From: Sverker Abrahamsson [mailto:sverker at abrahamsson.com] 
Sent: woensdag 9 maart 2005 12:45
To: The OpenCms mailing list
Subject: [opencms-dev] Questions about templates and WYSIWYG editor


Hi
I have kind of a newbe question. I'm starting to learn the workplace and
begun with creating a page with empty page template and edit it in the
wysiwyg editor. However, when I switch over to source code view I see
only that fragment of the code. As I understand it this is not a bug but
I'm in fact working with a XML page which use a XML template so that is
why I only see this fragment.
 
As I understand it XML templates is the old way and jsp templates is the
new. However, I don't see any way to get wysiwyg editing of plain html
files where I can access all part of the page. Also, working with JSP
pages is limited to administrators so how can normal users work with the
jsp templates?
 
Best regards
Sverker
 
 
 
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