[opencms-dev] [opencms] How to specify multiple detail pages for a type

[Alex Kandzior]

If you want to specify the detail page in the <link> tag, you must update to OpenCms 10.5.

The attribute „detailPage“ for the link tag is new in 10.5. It allows you to specify the detail page used manually for a link.

In OpenCms before 10.5 you can have only one detail page per (sub)sitemap for an element type.

Kind regards,
Alex.

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Alexander Kandzior

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> Am 17.12.2016 um 09:09 schrieb houcaoyu <houcaoyu at 163.com>:
> 
> Hello
> First sorry for my bad English.I'm Chinese.
> I'm using Opencms 10.01.
> I have two list pages for a same resource type , every page display different category.
> The list pages are also detail pages for the resource type.
> What I want is when clicking on a list item ,and jumping to the detail page , 
> I want to specify which page to display the detail view.
> The problem is now when I click on the list item ,it always jump to the default detail page.
> 
> I use this to generate the link of detail page.
> <cms:link >${content.filename}</cms:link>"
> And I also found that <cms:link> has a attribute named "detailPage" from the Tag Libray Reference.
> "Set this attribute to link to a specific detail page."
> But  after I set the path of detail page(like "/page/d1/") to this attribute ,the list item can't be rendered.
> I want to know what kind of value can pass to this attribute to specify a detail page.
> 
> And if you have other ways to solve my problem ,please share to me.
> Thanks very much.
> Hou.
> 
> 
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