Hi Andreas, Thanks a lot for helpful reply! I will try your suggestion.
My actual requirement is to display the page in splitted area when the link for it is coming from main page. This glossary type page is actually not as small as glossary, but itself is an another page, which may be generated by CMS user as a new small article. I am planning to put these reference articles under a separate folder. This folder will not be visible in the navigation links, when the site is live. Now when user/editor creates the link from this special folder, it should create the link for the current page by adding some parameter to url generated for the link saying that - split the page and in splitted page, display the article for which the user has created the link. So, there are two main things. 1) When link is created in editor, it should put some parameter in link creation, such that when its clicked, we can identify that. 2) When such link is pressed, we should know what is requested and do the necessary action. I do not have much idea for these areas. Appreciate any help in this regard. Hope I am making myself clear. Thanks, Pankaj On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 6:03 PM, Andreas Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Pankaj, > > Pankaj Mandaliya schrieb: > > […] > > In Lenya, we have the main body region, where we create XHTML document in >> authoring mode and create articles. I want to create article which contains >> a link, and clicking on this link, that article should be divided into two >> separate parts. Here left part will still contain original document, and the >> right part will contain the article referenced by left side document. >> >> If in my article, there are some difficult words, which requires some >> explanation, then instead of redirecting user to another page for that >> word-reference-link, I want to present that information on the same page, by >> splitting the original page into two and word reference information on the >> right side. And I want my user to build such pages and create >> word-reference-link like this. >> > > so you want to maintain a glossary? I'd recommend something like this: > > - Use a glossary document containing all terms and explanations, e.g. > > <g:glossary xmlns:g="http://myproject.org/lenya/glossary/1.0";> > <g:term name="foo"> > … Explanation of foo … > </g:term> > … > </g:glossary> > > - Use links like lenya-document:?glossaryTerm=foo to call the same page > with a glossary column > > - Use an XSLT stylesheet to include the corresponding glossary entry > > <xsl:if test="$glossaryTerm != ''"> > <div class="glossaryColumn"> > <ci:include src="site:/{$lang}/glossary" > select="/g:glossary/g:[EMAIL PROTECTED] = $glossaryTerm]/node()"/> > </div> > </xsl:if> > > > I understand a bit of Cocoon architecture, and think that it should be >> possible by using some kind of Transformer. Can you provide me reference to >> such article or provide some guideline for achieving this. >> >> I have download Lenya 2.0 and installed on local machine. Still I am >> getting some error. It says contact System administrator, but does not give >> me detail of the error. >> > > You find the error message in the page HTML (use "view source" in the > browser). > > Even not available in the log4j log file. >> > > Which version is currently stable for Lenya? >> > > The stable version is 2.0.1 (at the moment only available via SVN). > > HTH, > > -- Andreas > > -- > Andreas Hartmann, CTO > BeCompany GmbH > http://www.becompany.ch > Tel.: +41 (0) 43 818 57 01 > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- ---- Pankaj
