[opencms-dev] Properties: Template * login
Pavel Peringer
pavel.peringer at qbizm.cz
Fri Jul 14 10:23:33 CEST 2006
Hello
Asterix marks this field - page element part - as mandatory.
"Documentation" source code of:
org.opencms.workplace.editors.CmsDialogElements.computeElements (static
variant)
There is also way how set "nice name" for element, but it works only
from "template-element" property set on template.
Example:
templates/my-template.jsp - property: "template-element" 1|X,2|A
default_bodies/my-body - content definition: element name="1"
enabled=true, element name="2" enabled=""true
Method first reads content definition (default_bodies), exclude not
enabled part a then reads property template-elements a tries to merge
them with enabled elements, so elements definition must be "duplicated".
When you create new xmlpage, in selector you see X, A part, because the
sorting is made by first part. Element separator is ",". Nice name and
element name separator is "|".
I did not test it so long, so maybe this could be your start point to
explore.
HTH
Pavel Peringer
>What does the asterisk (*) mean when one opens the property
>dialog and in the Template field is shown that * login
>(the template path is
>
>/system/modules/org.myorg.frontend/pages/login.jsp (named login).
>
>When I look at properties of pages that have a template
>from
>/system/modules/org.myorg.frontend/templates/mymain.jsp
>
>this asterisk is not prepended.
>
>Just wondering what it means (and where is that documented?)
>
>Thanks.
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