name=" " |
To use the library that is specified in the
URL of the current page, use name="./item" .Note: If
you specify name="./item" , the library
name does not appear in your presentation template or element design.
The actual path is not resolved until the item is rendered. |
context=" " |
This parameter is only used when you reference
a Component tag within a Personalization element design
to display the results of a Personalization rule that searches
for components. |
start=" " end="
"
|
The start and end attributes are used to wrap the data that is returned by a
tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. |
format=" " |
This parameter is optional and can be used only
with some component types:
- When you reference an image component:
- Use
format="url" to render only
the URL of an image component.
- Use
format="tag" to render a complete
image tag. The image is displayed on the rendered page. This parameter
is used by default if no format is specified.
- When you reference a file resource component:
- If your file resource is a file type that can be converted to
HTML, you can instead convert the file to HTML and render the converted
HTML directly in your web content by using the
parameter.Examples
of supported file types include:
- word-processing documents (*.doc, *.odt)
- spreadsheets (*.xls) *
- HTML files (*.htm, *.html)
- Text files (*.txt)
Other file types might also work but you need to test them first. Maximum Cache Size: If the converted HTML
is larger than the default cache size defined by the resourceserver.maxCacheObjectSize property
in the WCM WCMConfigService service, each request
that contains this file is converted dynamically instead of using
the cached copy. This method impacts performance. You might need to
increase the size of the resourceserver.maxCacheObjectSize property
to support large file conversions. You must ensure that your system
has enough memory installed to cope with the increase in cache size.
You might also break up the file into separate files that can be converted
separately instead of increasing the cache size.
- When you reference file resource and image components:
- Use
format="mimetype" to render
the mime type of a file or image. If no valid mime type can be determined,
then "www/unknown" is rendered.
- Use
format="filename" to render
the name of a file or image.
- Use
format="size" to render the
size of a file or image by using the most appropriate unit. If the
resource is smaller than 1 Kb, then the size in bytes is rendered.
If the size of the resource is less than 1 MB, then the size in kilobytes
is rendered. If the size is greater than or equal to 1 MB, then the
size is rendered in megabytes.
- Use
format="size_bytes" to render
the size of a file or image in bytes. Only the numerical value is
displayed.
- Use
format="size_KB" to render
the size of a file or image in kilobytes. Only the numerical value
is displayed.
- Use
format="size_MB" to render
the size of a file or image in megabytes. Only the numerical value
is displayed.
- When you reference a link component:
- Use
format="url" to render the
full URL of the target of the link component. For example:wps/wcm/myconnect/Library/Site+Area/Content
- Use
format="namepath" to render
only the site path of the target of the link component. For example:/Library/Site Area/Content If the target is
another link component, the name path of the final target is rendered.
- Use
format="titlepath" to render
the site title path of the target of the link component. For example:/Library/Site Area Title/Content Title If the
target is another link component, the title path of the final target
is rendered.
Use format="id" to render only
the ID of the target of the link component. If the target is another
link component, the ID of the final target is rendered.
- Use
format="tag" to render a complete
link tag. This parameter is used by default if no format is specified.
For example:<a href="/wps/wcm/myconnect/Library/Site+Area/Content></a> Note: The
URL generated by the link component is fully qualified when viewed
through a portal. If you want to generate a URL that is not fully
qualified use the "noprefix" option instead:
format="noprefixurl"
format="noprefixpath"
format="noprefixtag"
- Use
format="linktext" to render
text of the link.
- When you reference a component reference component:
- Use
format="id" to render the
ID of the target of the component reference component. If the target
is another component reference component, the ID of the final target
is rendered.
- Use
format="namepath" to render
the site name path of the target of the component reference component.
If the target is another component reference component, the name path
of the final target is rendered.
- Use
format="titlepath" to render
the site title path of the target of the component reference component.
If the target is another component reference component, the title
path of the final target is rendered.
- When you reference date components:
- The following formats can be defined when dates are displayed:
format="DATE_SHORT"
format="DATE_MEDIUM"
format="DATE_LONG"
format="DATE_FULL"
format="DATE_TIME_SHORT"
format="DATE_TIME_MEDIUM"
format="DATE_TIME_LONG"
format="DATE_TIME_FULL"
format="TIME_SHORT"
format="TIME_MEDIUM"
format="TIME_LONG"
format="TIME_FULL"
format="DATE_SHORT_TIME_MEDIUM"
format="DATE_SHORT_TIME_LONG"
format="DATE_SHORT_TIME_FULL"
format="DATE_MEDIUM_TIME_SHORT"
format="DATE_MEDIUM_TIME_LONG"
format="DATE_MEDIUM_TIME_FULL"
format="DATE_LONG_TIME_SHORT"
format="DATE_LONG_TIME_MEDIUM"
format="DATE_LONG_TIME_FULL"
format="DATE_FULL_TIME_SHORT"
format="DATE_FULL_TIME_MEDIUM"
format="DATE_FULL_TIME_LONG"
format="RELATIVE" (The relative
date is displayed as either "today", "yesterday" or the number of
days ago.)
format="MILLIS" (Number of milliseconds
since Midnight, January 1, 1970 GMT)
Note: All date formats are based on the timezone of the user,
except for format="MILLIS" , which
is not dependent on the current timezone. You
can also set user-defined formats for dates:
- When you reference number components:
- You can also set user-defined formats for numbers:
- When you reference user details:
- When formatting user details, the format parameter is used to
define which LDAP parameter to use when user details are displayed.
For example:
format="cn" is used to display
the common name.
format="dn" is used to display
the distinguished name.
- Maximum character length:
- You can also specify a maximum number of characters to display
by using this format:
format="length: number_of_characters"
For example, to display a maximum of 10 characters you would
specify the following parameter:
|
compute=" " |
This parameter is only applicable to menu, navigator,
and taxonomy components. You specify compute="always" when
you reference some JSP code within a component design, and you want
that code to be run separately on each result that is returned by
a menu, navigator, and taxonomy component.For example, if a menu
referenced JSP code that used the public DocumentId
getCurrentResultId(); method, you would use compute="always" to make the JSP code that
is run separately in every result that is returned by the menu. If
not specified, then compute="once" is
used which is the default method for delivering the results of menu,
navigator, and taxonomy components. |
htmlencode=" " |
If htmlencode="true" ,
then the reserved HTML characters in components that display text
are converted into character entities. For example, '< ' is converted to '< '.
This parameter is useful if you would like to prevent users from adding
malicious code, or if you want to prevent users from changing the
design of their text using HTML. If not specified, the default
setting specified by the cmpnt.htmlEncodeDefault property
in the WCM WCMConfigService service is used
for displaying text. The default setting specified by the cmpnt.htmlEncodeUrls property in the WCM
WCMConfigService service is used for displaying URLs.
By default, these properties are set to true. |
awareness=" " |
If awareness="true" then
user names are displayed by using the people awareness features. This
feature displays user names as hyperlinks that allow users to contact
people with whom they might want to work. Wherever person links appear,
users can click the link to display a menu of actions for collaborating
(contacting and working) with the person named by the link. If you,
as administrator, also configure an HCL Sametime server to work with HCL Portal, person links indicate
whether a person is active, away, offline, or in a Do Not Disturb
state. If not specified, then awareness="false" and
people awareness is not used. |
presentation=" itemname" |
This parameter is used to specify the name of
a list presentation to use when you display a navigator, menu, personalization,
or search component. This parameter overrides the list presentation
that is selected on the component itself.To use the library that
is specified in the URL of the current page, use presentation="./item" . Note: If
you specify presentation="./item" ,
the library name is not displayed in the tag. The actual path is not
resolved until the item is rendered. |
startPage=" number" |
This parameter is optional and is used to set
which page of results to display when a navigator, menu, personalization,
or search component is first displayed. This parameter overrides the Start
page value that is specified in the component itself. |
resultsPerPage=" number" |
This parameter is optional and is used to set
the number of items to display in each page of results that are displayed
by a navigator, menu, personalization, or search component. This parameter
overrides the Results per page value that is
specified in the component itself. |
separator=" " |
This parameter only used when a user selection
component is referenced. It is used to define what text or code is
rendered between each selection. For example, to add a line break
between each selection, you would use separator="<br>" .
If not defined, a comma is placed between each selection when rendered. |