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How to implement this CMS

bharani1

Hi,

I have attached screen shot. Can you please let me know can we implement this type of structure in TeamSite.

Can you please provide Source code if we can DCR and tpl.

Thanks in advance,
swathi

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Slabrador

Can you please let me know can we implement this type of structure in TeamSite.

Should be fairly straightforward. Chunk the content on the page, from that you can build your DCR/s. Then get the HTML for the page/s, put that into your TPL and then start replacing the content chunks with those in your DCR. Bingo.

Can you please provide Source code if we can DCR and tpl.

There are so many variables that you're looking at a considerable effort to get the first one or two templates created. So no, I can't provide the source code while I have another job.

Are you being paid to deliver this? If you are, then I'd suggest that it's your job to provide the actual code. If you don't know how, either get some training or hire someone in who knows how to do it.

Thanks in advance,
swathi

No problem!

Adam Stoller

Hi,

I have attached screen shot. Can you please let me know can we implement this type of structure in TeamSite.

Can you please provide Source code if we can DCR and tpl.

Thanks in advance,
swathi

Can you - yes.
Can we provide source code - no - that's what many of us do for a living, and are not disposed to do so for free in a public forum.
You should either hire someone who knows how to do this, or go through Interwoven's Developer training to learn how to do it yourself.

What is good, is that you're starting from a good position - you know what the page is supposed to look like, now you have to decompose it into pieces, or fields, of content that you wish to collect (DCT) and then develop a PT (TPL or XSLT) that can then take the collected content (DCR) and generate the output page you want to create (utilizing CSS).

In my opinion - this is the fun part of TS development - but I'm not about to do it for you for free - sorry.