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Thank you Daniel!
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It was easy to follow your detailed description.
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Just two small issues:
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a) module "com.alkacon.opencms.documentation.searchform" is not contained in the modulesZip folder (so I didn't install it)
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b) when I opened /opencms-documentation/introduction/ I got these three errors:
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An error occurred.<br />/WEB-INF/jsp/offline/system/modules/com.alkacon.opencms.documentation/templates/documentation-template.jsp (line: 68, column: 0) According to the TLD or the tag file, attribute contentUri is mandatory for tag meta-info
<br>An error occurred.<br />/WEB-INF/jsp/offline/system/modules/com.alkacon.opencms.documentation/templates/documentation-template.jsp (line: 151, column: 1) According to the TLD or the tag file, attribute contentPropertiesSearch is mandatory for tag pageinfo
<br>An error occurred.<br />/WEB-INF/jsp/offline/system/modules/com.alkacon.opencms.documentation/templates/documentation-template.jsp (line: 157, column: 0) According to the TLD or the tag file, attribute contentPropertiesSearch is mandatory for tag privacy-policy-banner
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I solved that by commenting out the respective lines in the mentioned template JSP.
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Is this possibly related to the missing searchform module?
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Gerd
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Daniel Seidel <d.seidel@alkacon.com> hat am 27. Mai 2020 07:32 geschrieben:
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<p>Hi Gerd,</p>
<p>currently the ready-made modules are not provided, but you can get the documentation from <a href="https://github.com/alkacon/opencms-documentation/tree/branch_11_0_x">https://github.com/alkacon/opencms-documentation/tree/branch_11_0_x</a> where you find and checkout the sources. <br></p>
<p>To build the modules:</p>
<p> - change the 'build_directory' property in the 'gradle.properties' file to your favorite folder (e.g. 'build') and change the 'opencms_version' to '11.0.1'.</p>
<p> - then run './gradlew bindist' in the repositories main folder.</p>
<p>Afterwards, you'll find find the modules in a 'moduleZip' subdirectory of the build folder and moreover some libs in the 'libs' subfolder. Copy the libs to your OpenCms installation's lib folder and then install the modules:</p>
<p> - com.alkacon.opencms.documentation</p>
<p> - com.alkacon.opencms.documentation.content</p>
<p> - com.alkacon.opencms.documentation.searchform</p>
<p>The other modules you do not need.</p>
<p>When done, in the default-site you have a subfolder "opencms-documentation" holding the documentation. And you can play with the examples below the "demo" folder.</p>
<p>Best, Daniel.<br></p>
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Am 27.05.20 um 03:37 schrieb Gerd Schrick:
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Oh stupid me! ...
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Thank you Daniel,
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you're right, I was struggling with this (great!) feature but in a weird way:
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In the template JSP I accidentally put the reference to the css for the editor in that property (instead of property "template").
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So your hint solved 2 problems:
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a) the selection in the List editor works as expected and
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b) the editor css now has an obvious effect ;-)
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plus:
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I now understand the idea of the "template.display.types" property (although I already came across that part in the documentation before).
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A question regarding the documentation:
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Are there documentation modules (as mentioned here:
<a href="https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/demos/">https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/demos/</a> ) for 11.0.1?
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Or can I lookup the template code elsewhere? Git?
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Especially the code for the breadcrumbs navigation?
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In the List and detail pages III demo here:
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<a href="https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/demos/lists-and-detail-pages-iii/">https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/demos/lists-and-detail-pages-iii/</a>
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when I click on a list entry, it shows up in the breadcrumb nav (of the detail page).
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How is this done?
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Gerd
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<a href="mailto:d.seidel@alkacon.com" class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E"><d.seidel@alkacon.com></a> hat am 26. Mai 2020 22:40 geschrieben:
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<p>Hi Gerd,</p>
<p>I'm not completely sure, but you may struggle with this feature:</p>
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<p>This option is mainly useful if you have several websites with different templates on your OpenCms instance and different templates use different sets of display formatters.</p>
<p>If the option is provided, the property <code>template.display.type</code> is looked up recursively at the currently edited content and it's parent folders. If not found, it is looked up at the template JSP used at the place where the edited content is located. The property should contain a comma-separated list of container types. If the property is found and not empty, display formatters will be selectable only if they match to one of the containers of the given types. See the <a href="https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/content-in-opencms/formatters-and-their-configuration/#formatter_configuration_basic_options">formatter configuration</a> to see how matching containers are specified. If the property is not found, the matching conditions are simply ignored.</p>
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<p>Probably somewhere the property is set to "mercury-list" (even in your own site/template) and therefor, your formatters are not displayed.</p>
<p>Best, Daniel.<br></p>
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Am 26.05.20 um 19:46 schrieb Gerd Schrick:
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Hi Daniel,
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thank you for your reply ... but the selection is still empty.
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Yes, that's all done (as far as I can see);
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Regarding config, my module and site is similar (but way simpler) to the Demo site and the module "alkacon.mercury.template":
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- formatters and resource types configured in a sitemap master config in the module
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- in the site's sitemap config this master config is included
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- in all formatters Match is set to container type "maincontent" (the only container used in my site/template)
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- 2 (intended to be used in the list) of the 4 formatters have the "display formatter type" set
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- all formatters work in the template/pages
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INTERESTING 1:
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I copied my list config to the "shared" folder then right click->Edit and all display formatters (Mercury + mine) are listed
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INTERESTING 2:
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(that finally confused me ;) I set/added in formatter config Container type to "mercury-list" and my formatter immediately showed up in the list editor within the Demo site!? (did not add it to the Demo site's config anywhere)
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So that seems that the empty selection in my site is somehow related to the formatters' Match/container type.
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But how?
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I wasn't able to figure out why seemingly only container type "mercury-list" is what matters whereas eg. "accordion" or "article" don't
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(as detected in /system/modules/alkacon.mercury.template/formatters/display/accordion/article.xml)
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And from where does the List (config/editor/app) know what container type will match when I juat create a List in the List Workspace App (and not on a page/tamplate)?
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Thank (all of) you in advance for any de-confusing hints :-)
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Best,
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Gerd
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<p>Hi Gerd,</p>
<p>did you activate your display formatters in the configuration or in some (sub-)sitemap config? And not disable them in some (sub-)sitemap config? Do the formatters have any Match (via container type) defined? If all this is the case and a value for display formatter type is provided, you should be able to select the formatter.<br></p>
<p>Best, Daniel.<br></p>
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Am 25.05.20 um 19:16 schrieb Gerd Schrick:
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Dear all,
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(in 11.0.1)
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I have a resource type "sd-project" and two formatters for this type, both with a non-empty "Display formatter type" setting (current value: "list-sd-project:compact"; also tried other values, e.g. the suggested default "display").
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I then created a List following the docu "Lists with the integrated list type"
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and "Lists and detail pages III"
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My problem is, that the dropdown "Content type" in the list's config (app) still remains empty,
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although as the docu (2nd link) says:
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"The selectable formatters are collected automatically. To get your formatter to the list, the " Display formatter type" option in the formatter configuration has to be set:"
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what is the case for both of my formatters.
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When I edit the list config's control code (according to what I see in the lists of the Demo site)
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and set/add element
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<TypesToCollect>sd-project:efb48fe8-9e33-11ea-aabc-485b3939753f</TypesToCollect>
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("sd-project" is the type; UUID is the one of the formatter config I'd like to use)
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anything seems to work perfectly, except the "Content type" selection (that now only shows the entered value as-is).
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In the Demo site the selection shows many entries all with nice names and (since hours) I tried to figure out the difference ... but still w/o success.
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What (in addition) has to be done that the formatters show up?
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Is there some special logic (naming?) for the formatter's "Display formatter type" setting to follow?
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Anything else to be configured somewhere?
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