> Hi!
>
> I'm about to start using views. I'm trying to do something that I'm not
> sure can be done.
>
> Can I use <map:aggregate> in views?
As far as I know, you can't tell cocoon to aggregate views. You can define a
view to reference a part of an aggregate.
> What for? Well, this way I would be able to add my side-menu XML
> elements after the content generation, but before the final
> transformation. I'm looking for a way to add content to *all* of my
> pages before their final transformation to HTML, without having to use
> <map:agregate> in every pipeline.
You could do this a couple of ways:
- in your content use CInclude to include a snippet from elsewhere.
Something like:
<xml-before-final-transform>
...
<content>
...
<cinclude:include href="cocoon:/mymenu.xml" />
...
</xml-before-final-transform>
- or, even more general, just add another XSLT transform before the final
one:
...
<map:generate>
<map:transform src="add-menu.xsl" />
<map:transform src="generate-html.xsl" />
...
In the XSLT, you'll need to copy all input elements to the output and graft
in your menu.
Per
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