Sandi,

WRT the templates, you are more or less correct. The template is looked up the hierarchy from the current page directory, but it only depends on the the type of page, not its name or id, (i.e. *.tpsml). We have not identified a use case where multiple page templates per folder are necessary, so it ignores the name of the template file.

The easiest way to make this happen is to include both a template.tpsml and default-page.psml in the /_user/guest PSML folder. The default J2 profiling rules will overlay these files over the root of just the guest user. The default-page.psml there can naturally look however you'd like. The template.tpsml file there will override the root version. It can have any fragment configuration you'd like, including nothing but the page-fragment.

Let me know if this works. We are open to extending this stuff to suit since it is new, so don't hesitate to give us feedback along the way.

Randy

Dahl, Sandra wrote:
I'm working with the Jetspeed 2.2.1 snapshot code. As I understand the new 
templates, there is a 'default' template in the root folder that gets applied 
to pages any other folder that does not contain a template.tpsml file. Is this 
correct?

For our application, we want to have the default page a guest sees when they 
load our portal to be a very basic page with the login portlet and nothing else 
- no space navigator or page navigator. This default guest page is located in 
the root pages directory and is called default-page.psml. If the template.tpsml 
file located in this root directory is changed to not include the space 
navigator and page navigator, since it appears all other folders/spaces inherit 
from this root template, none of the other pages will have a space navigator or 
page navigator. By default, all of our pages (except the guest page) should 
include these navigators.

What is the best way to make this happen?

Thanks!
Sandi

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