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To add more than one valid extension in templating.cfg

Fredz

Hi,
In templating.cfg I want a template to have more than one valid extension, for example:
[html]

[/html]
This doesn't seem to work. I have tried semi-colon, comma and pipe as a separator, but neither of them work.

When I generate an ouput file from a DCR a get an error:
The output file path include/header.jsp does not have a valid extension for the presentation template header.tpl. Valid extensions are: html|jsp. Please change the extension.

From the look of the error it seems like it should be possible to have more than one extension.

Can anyone give me some clarification in this matter, please?

Thanks in advance,
Raghu

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Adam Stoller

Hi,
In templating.cfg I want a template to have more than one valid extension
...
Can anyone give me some clarification in this matter, please?

Thanks in advance,
Raghu

You can't do that.
Instead, you need to create two PTs - one which generates (in your case) html, and the other which generates jsp - and either the individual user will have to choose the correct PT to use, or an automated workflow process (my preference) will determine which PT to use in order to generate the appropriate page type.