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Site Name in components

Natasha

Hi All

I need to evaluate the context site name in my component which will be used to execute some conditional statements.
Is there any variable available for this?

Env Details - TS 6.7.1 LS 3.0
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Natasha.

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vpatel

One way to do this would be to use: context.getSite().getDirectory()/getName().

You can also get the site name using the tokens -- but you probably wont be able to evaluate that in XSL as the tokens are resolved during the transformation.

Also check the XML coming out of your component -- there maybe some info in the "headers" section.

Natasha

One way to do this would be to use: context.getSite().getDirectory()/getName().

You can also get the site name using the tokens -- but you probably wont be able to evaluate that in XSL as the tokens are resolved during the transformation.

Also check the XML coming out of your component -- there maybe some info in the "headers" section.

Thanks for the response. Can you elaborate on how can we use this code?
Is this context an object? A code snippet would be useful.
In the "RequestHeaders", I am getting a variable called referrer like this


referer = http://snv49003.uk.fid-intl.com/iw-cc/Site/Component/Preview.do?method=xmlFrame&ID=1215004666558&vpath=//snv49003/iwadmin/main/livesite/component/WORKAREA/Installed+Components//Content/Expert+Opinion/Expert+Opinion+-+List.component&siteVpath=//snv49003/default/main//Marketing/WORKAREA/Content/sites/site1

Can this variable be used, if yes, then pls explain how?

Thanks
Natasha.

vpatel

The sample Java API code I outlined is the LS Java API -- you'll have to use a Java External which will retrieve that siteName/siteDirectory and set it in the component XML. Then you can access that XML attribute/node within your XSL.

Alternatively from what you posted there is a variable that has site path -- you could use that.