[opencms-dev] Schema mappings to Meta Tags

Thu Sep 22 11:01:21 CEST 2016

It depends how u want to define and leverage the CMS. To solve your problem, use a separate page as the detail page. The page is build using a different template JSP and the detail formatter JSP for the blog must write the meta tag as well.

Hope this helps...

Regards
Honey

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Thank Michael for explanation,

It means there is no way to do this? E.g. How to set Meta properties for Blogs as each Blog entry must have its own meta properties?
This is in my opinion a basic and a must feature for Blog type content so how is it ignored by Alkacon team?

Thanks

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Subject: Re: [opencms-dev] Schema mappings to Meta Tags

Asif,

URL-mapping and property mapping is a bit different.

If you have a xml-content, lets say a news element and define a property mapping in its xsd, then the mapped value is written to a property of the content file, e.g. news_00001.xml.

The URL mapping is used for the display of detail pages. So if you you have a list of news and want to have a detail view of it yo have to define the according detailpage for it.
If you would not define the URL mapping for your news then OpenCms would create a link like  /[pathtodetailpage]/[UUID_of_the_contentfile]
Which is not nice. Therefore you can define the URL-mapping (normally you use the title for it) and OpenCms will create links like   /[pathtodetailpage]/[Title_of_the_contentfile]

Kind regards,
Michael
Am 22.09.2016 um 09:12 schrieb Asif G. Khan:
Honey,
But how is then urlName mappings working as URL is also not part of Schema or Content? You can find this "urlName" mapping in many examples.

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I don't think that that's possible. Reason - these meta tags belong to a page (container page) and you are trying to update a content which may or may not be related to page. Both are separate content items.

Regards
Honey

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Subject: [opencms-dev] Schema mappings to Meta Tags

Hello everyone,

How can I map a schema field to meta tags like description and keywords.

Tried following but didn't work:

<mappings>
                <mapping element="Title" mapto="urlName" />
                <mapping element="Summary" mapto="property:Description" />
                <mapping element="Category" mapto="property:Keywords" />
</mappings>

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