Using Direct Edit with JSP
Including the required CSS/Javascript code
If you are creating your own templates, and would like to have direct edit functionality enabled, make sure that the direct edit javascript and css code is included into your pages (don't worry - the edit-code will only be inserted for users that are logged in into the system). You can do this by putting the following tag in the the HTML header part of your jsp:
<cms:editable/>
Marking included content as editable
From that point, you can enable direct edit for individual resources by setting the editable attribute on your cms:contentload to true as follows (best dissertation):
<cms:contentload collector="${property.collector}" param="${param.dir}|${param.contentType}" editable="true"> </cms:contentload>
Within JSP templates you can control the direct edit feature by setting the editable attribute as follows:
<cms:template ifexists="<some element>"><cms:include element="<some element>" editable="<true|false>" /></cms:template>
Pitfalls
Direct edit cannot be used to list multiple documents with <tr> or <li> within <cms:contentload>. The direct edit function wraps each contentload section into a <div> which produces illegal HTML structure and breaks the layout. Use <div> instead.
For the same reason, direct edit does not work when the contentload section produces a complete HTML page. The <html> element would appear within a <div>.
Another point for structured content lists is the collector itself. If it collects documents from various folders, the system doesn't know of course in which folder the new content should be added. So it only displays the "edit"-button(s). website design professional seo website optimizer logo design realsoft tech
