Cms Macros
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*${number} - resolves to any number | *${number} - resolves to any number | ||
*${property.xml-content} - | *${property.xml-content} - | ||
− | + | Will be replaced by the value of the property "xml-content" | |
*${opencms.uri} - | *${opencms.uri} - | ||
− | + | Will be replaced by the current OpenCms VFS URI. Its typical to use this with the singleFile collector a detail view jsp. | |
*${opencms.filename} - | *${opencms.filename} - | ||
− | + | Will be replaced by the resource name of the current xml content resource while looping through the single resources. | |
*${param.resourceType} - | *${param.resourceType} - | ||
− | + | Will be replaced by the value of the Http reuest parameter "resourceType. |
Revision as of 17:29, 23 March 2007
Using Cms Macros
OpenCms has a macro language that you can use parameters to your jsp tags. This is particularly useful for cms:contentload.
The macros are resolved using CmsMacroResolver. This "resolves macros in the form of ${key} in an input String. The macro names that can be resolved depend of the context objects provided to the resolver using the set... methods."
Some examples:
- ${*} - resolves to any file
You can also use build in cms macros, such as:
- ${property.collector} - resolves to a property called collector
- ${number} - resolves to any number
- ${property.xml-content} -
Will be replaced by the value of the property "xml-content"
- ${opencms.uri} -
Will be replaced by the current OpenCms VFS URI. Its typical to use this with the singleFile collector a detail view jsp.
- ${opencms.filename} -
Will be replaced by the resource name of the current xml content resource while looping through the single resources.
- ${param.resourceType} -
Will be replaced by the value of the Http reuest parameter "resourceType.