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TeamSite_Smasher

Evening all.. first post. Newbie to teamsite.

I am at a new position and found that the company uses teamsite to manage and publish content. first note, im not new to web development (7 years) but am grew up on Notepad and old fashioned text editors (some dreamweaver)...

ill start off with a zinger...(teamsite 6.7 i believe we have)

when a contributor is creating a new page i can see the tags... now, this page sits within a template that someone create, which already has those tags...

is it possible to automatically have those stripped in the webeditpro so that they are not duplicated??

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moonkhanna

Evening all.. first post. Newbie to teamsite.

I am at a new position and found that the company uses teamsite to manage and publish content. first note, im not new to web development (7 years) but am grew up on Notepad and old fashioned text editors (some dreamweaver)...

ill start off with a zinger...(teamsite 6.7 i believe we have)

when a contributor is creating a new page i can see the tags... now, this page sits within a template that someone create, which already has those tags...

is it possible to automatically have those stripped in the webeditpro so that they are not duplicated??

You should hire a TS Technical Consultant, I suggest

Adam Stoller

Evening all.. first post. Newbie to teamsite.

I am at a new position and found that the company uses teamsite to manage and publish content. first note, im not new to web development (7 years) but am grew up on Notepad and old fashioned text editors (some dreamweaver)...

ill start off with a zinger...(teamsite 6.7 i believe we have)

when a contributor is creating a new page i can see the <html><head><body> tags... now, this page sits within a template that someone create, which already has those tags...

is it possible to automatically have those stripped in the webeditpro so that they are not duplicated??

Besides the "obvious" responses (hire someone who's been working with TeamSite, take training, search the forums) - there's a more interesting question here:

Are you seeing those specific tags in the VFE textarea? Or in the generated output file?

If the VFE textarea - it sounds like someone copied/pasted an entire web page into the VFE textarea. Not sure why they would have done that - but there might be an option in VFE to "clean" them out (you'd have to read through the VFE manual for that). Alternatively, your PT could contain code to strip that information out when processing the DCR - but that's a less "elegant" solution because it leaves the stuff in the DCR.

If it's the generated output - then you should be looking at the PT code.

Hope that helps.

TeamSite_Smasher

Well first i see it in the eWebEditPro visual editor. When i create a new "File > New Form Entry" and select the form i want to use, this is put in as default:

DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
html
head
title /title
/head
body
/body
/html

(with <> of course)
now, i can strip this out, just put in some copy text, generate it, finish it, then reopen it, and its all put back.... why would that be?

again, once this page is created and put into production, its put into a template which already has these tags established...

is there a configuration in eWebEditPro that i can look at to not have these tags put into the vfe?

Cyclist67

Newbie:

This is standard WEpro behavior. If I'm not mistaken, you can modify this by updating the WEpro config file on the server. What shows up in WEpro is Ektron's doing, not Interwoven's.

You might want to look at the developer docs on Ektron's website: http://www.ektron.com/ewebeditpro-html-editor.aspx?id=1277.

TeamSite_Smasher

he said she said...

i posted some similar questions on ektrons site and they said that their application is bundled with Teamsite and was configured by someone here and i need to contact them for support...

i have read the docs and about the closest fix i can find is by using the:
setDocument method, which in the docs says it must contain the doctype, html, head and body tags to properly render the page in the VFE so that the contributor can see what it will look like on the page. If i were to set that function to null or remove it, i dont think the editor will render properly and all the contributors will freak out. So im still diggin in the docs to check on this....but ektron says that v 5.2.0.whatever will have this corrected... date TBD.

Adam Stoller

he said she said...

i posted some similar questions on ektrons site and they said that their application is bundled with Teamsite and was configured by someone here and i need to contact them for support...

i have read the docs and about the closest fix i can find is by using the:
setDocument method, which in the docs says it must contain the doctype, html, head and body tags to properly render the page in the VFE so that the contributor can see what it will look like on the page. If i were to set that function to null or remove it, i dont think the editor will render properly and all the contributors will freak out. So im still diggin in the docs to check on this....but ektron says that v 5.2.0.whatever will have this corrected... date TBD.

Interesting:

Sounds like a conflict of information there ... if they're going to have it fixed in their next version, doesn't that mean that it's broken in the current version - and has nothing to do with TeamSite?

TeamSite_Smasher

im just as confused...

well maybe it could have been avoided during install and config.... but dont think it should be classified as "broken" .. maybe just not designed for the way someone installed it here...

in any case, im working on it and ill let anyone know if i can figure it out.