I'm already doing this in most of my definitions:
<put name="titleKey" value="activities.title"/>
<%-- Push tiles attributes in page context --%>
<tiles:importAttribute scope="request"/>
<title><bean:message name="titleKey"/></title>
But if you read my message closely - you'd see that I don't have a
definition, and I don't have an action defined for these velocity template
pages.
In fact, my app really knows nothing about them - the URL indicates that a
template should be rendered. The *only* thing in my app that knows these
templates exists is the URL - which will eventually be configured in the
menu for the app.
To include a static template in a tile, I'm doing:
<putList name="sections">
<add value="/WEB-INF/pages/weather.jsp"/>
<add value="/do/static?template=indexAds"/>
</putList>
Where the second one is a static template (there's a ForwardAction for
/static) and it takes a parameter of "/WEB-INF/pages/static.jsp" where
static.jsp only has:
<%@ include file="/common/taglibs.jsp"%>
<rq:content page="<%=request.getParameter("template")%>"/>
Thanks,
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Holman, Cal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 8:40 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Setting the page title from a tile
I do something a little different to pull the title out of
application.properties
<definition name="whatsnew.pagedef" extends="home.pagedef">
<put name="title" value="whatsnew.title" />
<put name="content" value="/web/pages/home/WhatsNew.jsp"
/>
<put name="keywords" value="whatsnew.keywords"/>
<put name="crumbtitle2" value="What's New"/>
<put name="crumblink2" value="/home/WhatsNew"/>
<put name="pagename" value="WhatsNew"/>
<put name="defname" value="whatsnew.pagedef"/>
</definition>
in template
<tiles:importAttribute name="title"/>
<title><bean:message name="title" scope="page"/></title>
Additionally to pass the tile name for menus to use I define a bean in the
definition name to the request
<tiles:useAttribute id="defname" name="defname" scope="request"/>
Cal
http://www.calandva.com/ Last update 08/01/03
-----Original Message-----
From: Srinivas Gunturu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 09:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Setting the page title from a tile
Matt,
We have solved this in our application by defining our tile as follows
<definition name="baseDef" path="/Template.jsp">
<put name="title" value="My Title1" />
<put name="header" value="/header.jsp"/>
<put name="topnav" value="/topnav.jsp"/>
<put name="leftnav" value="/navigation.jsp"/>
<put name="footer" value="/footer.jsp"/>
<put name="body" value=""/body.jsp>
</definition>
In Template.jsp, you can access title using <tiles.getAsString>
<TITLE><tiles:getAsString name="title"/></TITLE>
Hope this helps.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/25/03 08:51AM >>>
I have an interesting problem that I can't figure out how to solve.
We are using Tiles, as well as a custom tag library that renders
content from Velocity Templates. These templates have HTML content in
them, but they're mostly text - and this is our CMS (for now). The
problem is is that we've developed our app in a way only our menu needs
to know about the templates. So /appName/static/template will show the
template page (wrapped in Tiles). The problem is, by the time I load
the Tile, with the template, the page's title has already been set.
Sure I could use JavaScript and set document.title in the Velocity
template, but that does no good for search engine optimization.
Another solution I thought of is to put the title into the URL in my
menus, i.e.
/appName/static/homeownerServices?title=Homeowner%20Services - but
that's just plain ol' ugly to send as a URL (via e-mail and such).
Two other solutions I can think of:
1. Create a action-mapping and tile for each template (i.e.
/appName/homeownerServices), and define the title in there.
2. Parse the template name and convert it to readable titles. This
would require that I name all my templates so they have an appropriate
title, but it just might work. In this example, /homeownerServices
gets translated to Homeowner Services as a title.
I guess I'll go with #2 (see how simply posting these messages actually
helps to solve things!), but I wanted to see if anyone else had any
good suggestions/practices.
Thanks,
Matt
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