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Mahsum Demir updated SLING-8226:
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Description:
Hi,
Currently when a page is opened in editor mode a variable called
"cmsEditEnabled" gets added to the request to indicate rendition of the page in
editor mode. This variable can be easly used on JSP scripts but it is not easy
to use it on sightly scripts.
What I propose is adding custom sightly bindings related to apache sling cms
for such cases so in sightly scripts we can use then easily. For example to
find out if the page is opened in editor mode we can use ${isEditor}. These
custom bindings can be added by individual bundles but adding these feature out
of the box makes more sense to me.
was:
Hi,
Currenyly when a page is opened in editor mode a variable called
"cmsEditEnabled" get added to the request to indicate rendetion of the page in
editor mode. This variable can be easly used on JSP scripts but it is not easy
to use it on sightly scripts.
What I propose is adding custom sightly bindings for such case so in sightly
scripts we can use ${isEditor} to find out if the page is opened in editor
mode. These custom bindings can be added by individual bundles but adding these
feature out of the box makes more sense to me.
> Adding custom sightly bindings
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>
> Key: SLING-8226
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-8226
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: App CMS
> Affects Versions: App CMS 0.11.2
> Reporter: Mahsum Demir
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: Version App CMS 0.11.4
>
>
> Hi,
> Currently when a page is opened in editor mode a variable called
> "cmsEditEnabled" gets added to the request to indicate rendition of the page
> in editor mode. This variable can be easly used on JSP scripts but it is not
> easy to use it on sightly scripts.
>
> What I propose is adding custom sightly bindings related to apache sling cms
> for such cases so in sightly scripts we can use then easily. For example to
> find out if the page is opened in editor mode we can use ${isEditor}. These
> custom bindings can be added by individual bundles but adding these feature
> out of the box makes more sense to me.
>
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