Can we use a .page to map with a tab?

Hi,

I just now added a new tab after sitemap and pointed this to a .html and its working.

Is it possible to map the tab content to a .page file? If yes, where I've to keep the .page

TS 7.3.1

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Rick Poulin

Technically yes, since you can point the tab at any URL you want. If your page is published to a runtime server, then the answer is trivial so I'm guessing yours is only within TeamSite. In that case, try using /iw-cc/previewfile?vpath=/default/main/blah/blah/my.page

Anil Kumar

It worked. Thanks.

Is there a way to make all other fileds as hidden/ readonly, explicitely.

In preview mode it has lot of options to Edit the page etc.. we should block these operations explicitely. If not possible we will use a .html out of this .page.

Rick Poulin

You won't be able to hide the preview toolbar, no. For that, you'd have to point at the inner frame, for which the URL uses a generated seed, so you can't know that ahead of time (unless you point at a custom script/servlet that dynamically figures it out, but that's unsupported and probably needlessly complicated). If you can deal with pointed at a generated HTML, that's probably your best bet.

Anil Kumar

You are right, hiding preview fields is a another job.

okay, I need pointers to map the generated .html?

I tried the path as /iw-mount/default/location/to/WA/html/A/B/output.html --- No luck.

If I just place my .html explicitely in /web/ folder of customer src, it worked.

Regards, Aneel

TS7.3.1 with SitePublisher installation

Rick Poulin

If you want to point to the copy in the workarea, just preview it first, then X the visualpreview toolbar, and then whatever's in your browser's address bar is what you want to use.

(something like /iw/cci/no-injection/default/main/etc)