[opencms-dev] In same document, show content from different vfs-locations

[a.westermann at alkacon.com]

Hi Yves,

good you found a way. But it sounds a bit odd. You should take care if 
direct edit still works with that modified template. Sound strange 
because you are divorcing uri and content transparently.  Editors might 
get confused.

Isn't it so that when logging into OpenCms by SSO you will contact some 
login jsp that will  cause a redirect to request parameter 
"requestedresource"? That would be  another point to go to the correct 
target depending on the user logged in.

Kind Regards,
Achim.
 
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Yves Glodt wrote:
> I found the solution, reading the documentation helped ;)
>
> <cms:include element="body" editable="true" page="${replacedPage}" />
>
> does the trick.
>
> When replacedPage == null it shows the initially requested page, when it's not 
> null, it shows the custom document from the vfs-path ${replacedPage}
>
> OpenCms has impressed my yet another time.
>
>
> On Wednesday 29 April 2009 10:26:23 Yves Glodt wrote:
>   
>> On Wednesday 29 April 2009 10:23:12 Yves Glodt wrote:
>>     
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I have the following situation, consider the following document
>>>
>>> /sites/mysite.com/en/contact.html
>>>
>>> This document is accessible by the "Guest user", without OpenCms-login
>>>
>>> Now I have a situation where a certain (non-opencms) user is logged in by
>>> single-sign-on, and I would like that when the user requests the
>>> mentioned document, OpenCms would, instead of the content of
>>> contact.html, show the content from
>>> /sites/mysite.com/priv/${userid}/en/contact.html
>>>
>>> All this of course without that the URL changes or any redirect happens.
>>>
>>> Note that /sites/mysite.com/priv/ is not accesible for guest users, I
>>> have a special OpenCms-user which I log in from my template which can
>>> retrieve content from this location.
>>>
>>> I think I would somehow have to intercept <cms:template
>>> element="content"> ?
>>>       
>> I meant to intercept <cms:include element="body"  />, of course, which
>> seems to be possible with the page attribute...
>>
>>     
>>> And make it retrieve the content from another document from the vfs
>>>
>>> How would you do this?
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Yves
>>>       
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