Hi Pankaj,
Pankaj Mandaliya schrieb:
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My actual requirement is to display the page in splitted area when the
link for it is coming from main page. This glossary type page is
actually not as small as glossary, but itself is an another page, which
may be generated by CMS user as a new small article. I am planning to
put these reference articles under a separate folder. This folder will
not be visible in the navigation links, when the site is live.
Now when user/editor creates the link from this special folder, it
should create the link for the current page by adding some parameter to
url generated for the link saying that - split the page and in splitted
page, display the article for which the user has created the link.
So, there are two main things.
1) When link is created in editor, it should put some parameter in link
creation, such that when its clicked, we can identify that.
2) When such link is pressed, we should know what is requested and do
the necessary action.
how about this?
The author designates the term in the editor using some special markup.
In XHTML, this could be for instance
<span class="glossaryTerm">Foo</span>
An XSLT replaces the <span> with a link:
<a href="lenya-document:?glossaryTerm=Foo">Foo</a>
Another XSLT checks for the glossaryTerm request parameter and includes
the glossary document accordingly (in the example the node name is the
same as the term, you'd have to find a convention for spaces and other
special characters):
<xsl:if test="$glossaryTerm != ''">
<div class="glossaryColumn">
<ci:include src="site:/{$lang}/glossary/$glossaryTerm"/>
</div>
</xsl:if>
HTH,
-- Andreas
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Andreas Hartmann, CTO
BeCompany GmbH
http://www.becompany.ch
Tel.: +41 (0) 43 818 57 01
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