On Tue, 9 Dec 2003, Upayavira wrote:Ahh. No, you can't do a relative reference back to a parent sitemap. You have to know the path from the root, using cocoon://. You could set a variable in the sitemap and use that as the URI path to the parent sitemap, so you have something like cocoon://{global:parent}/path/to/page.
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hi peopleYes. Each request is handled by Cocoon, with cocoon:/ mapping to the current sitemap. So sitemaps can refer to their children by the URI relative to their parent's URI-prefix. E.g.
in my case i have 4 lever sub-sitemap
sitemap (1)
sub-sitemap (2) sub-sitemap (3)
sub-sitemap (4)
the question is how can i use as src in sub-sitemap(4) a pipeline that exist in sub-sitemap(3) or (2) ?
sitemap 1: mounted on cocoon sitemap: 2: mounted on site sitemap: 3: mounted on foo sitemap: 4 : mounted on bar, has a matcher for "page"
From sitemap 2, you'd access the 'page' matcher as cocoon:/foo/bar/page From sitemap 3, you'd access it as cocoon:/bar/page Etc.
Upayavira thnx for your reply but what im looking is the opposite in your example
sitemap 2:, has a matcher for "page"
and i want to access from sitemap 4:
This way, you have to tell each subsitemap where it is mounted (or where its parents are), but you only have to do this once per sitemap.
Make sense?
Regards, Upayavira
Regards, Upayavira
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