Chris Kimpton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the info on the jetspeed.vm - thats working great.
>
> With jetspeed1.3a1, we had a search portlet, which had a link to an
> advanced search portlet - which became a "maximized" portlet.
>
> We did this with a link like this;
>
> /portal/portlet/AdvancedSearch
>
> It seems that the latest cvs jetspeed does not support this feature,
> it doesn't restrict the portlet to the one specified and only shows
> it if the user has selected it via the customizer.
>
> Any suggestions on how to achieve something similar with the new
> version of jetspeed?
>
> My first thoughts are to perhaps have one portlet rather than 2, but
> have two modes of operation and switch between them - since the only
> difference between the 2 portlets is the velocity template anyway.
>
In the latest CVS, you can achieve this functionality either by
defining the following screen template:
generic.vm:
#set ($portlet = $data.Parameters.getString($jlink.PortletKey))
$jetspeed.getPortlet($portlet)
(you can also do that in JSP using jetspeed:portlet dynamic tag)
and use the URL
/template/generic/portlet/AdvancedSearch
or
if you're willing to convert your Portlet to VelocityPortlet
define a VelocityPortletAction which sets the "advanced" template
in its buildMaximizeContext() method implementation and possibly create
a different context when maximized.
You can have a look at HelloVelocity /HelloAction which sets its own
customization template to see how it's done.
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Raphael Luta - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vivendi Universal Networks - Paris
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