Ok. The thing here is that our use case is page centered and not user centered.
All users should experience the same theme when they see page A. The fact that
I mention users is that we want to restrict users to only set the theme for the
page they own.
Maybe you recognize this from an earlier
URL to background image for example.
You don't need to create a new Theme per user if you just want to let them
change a background image.
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What URL do you mean? The url of the layout or the url of the portal page?
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You cannot modify the files of the core.
You have to provide a way to upload content, images, HTML and so on.
Actually i guess that in your scenario you don't even need to use the theme
Layout. You just need to create a smart theme, where it will construct the URL
based on the logged-in user. (
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : You could use the ThemeService.
| org.jboos.portal.theme.ThemService
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| It has the following method:
| addTheme(RuntimeContext runtimeContext, PortalThemeMetaData metaData)
throws ThemeException;
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| You should be able to achieve this goal.
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You could use the ThemeService.
org.jboos.portal.theme.ThemService
It has the following method:
addTheme(RuntimeContext runtimeContext, PortalThemeMetaData metaData) throws
ThemeException;
You should be able to achieve this goal.
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