Site name

ENV: TS 7.2.1 | Win2K3 | WFM

I know there is a ${sitename} token associated the WebTask servlet that will get the site name, but has anyone discovered one of the infamous "hidden (undocumented)" ways to obtain the site name (just as $task->GetArea() works in WFTs)? Or will I just have to regex the attached .page file?

TIA

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Adam Stoller

ENV: TS 7.2.1 | Win2K3 | WFM

I know there is a ${sitename} token associated the WebTask servlet that will get the site name, but has anyone discovered one of the infamous "hidden (undocumented)" ways to obtain the site name (just as $task->GetArea() works in WFTs)? Or will I just have to regex the attached .page file?

TIA

I'm not sure I fully understand the question, or the context of the question, but if you have a list of files associated with a workflow, and one (or more) of them is a .page file - can't you do a simple regex of the area-relative path to determine the site name associated with that page file?

ReggieRWalker

I'm not sure I fully understand the question, or the context of the question, but if you have a list of files associated with a workflow, and one (or more) of them is a .page file - can't you do a simple regex of the area-relative path to determine the site name associated with that page file?

Yeah...that's what I'm going to do. Just wondered if there was something built in. Didn't want to "reinvent the wheel." Smiley Happy