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Securely-include only part of a page?
I would like to use secure-include to get only part of a page (something similar to the excerpt-include macro.)
More specifically, my linked page has multi-tab contant, and I'd like to include only the content from one tab.
Is there a way to obtain this?
Thanks.
More specifically, my linked page has multi-tab contant, and I'd like to include only the content from one tab.
Is there a way to obtain this?
Thanks.
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Inappropriate?You better post what content you have on the page-tab you want to report in order to get advice if it is possible. -
Inappropriate?Hi Andrea,
I do not think this is possible with the current Visibility plugin, it basically includes an entire page, however, since you are having multi-tab format layout, you can try to maybe split the tabs into sub pages and then use the {include} macro within the tabs to include the sub-pages, this requires some restructuring of your multi-tabbed page to work but once complete, you can {secure-include} the sub-pages (which now contains the content for a tab.
Eg.
{deck:id=1}
{card:title=card 1}
Card 1 content
{card}
{card:title=card 2}
Card 2 content
{card}
{deck}
Becomes:
{deck:id=1}
{card:title=card 1}
{include:card 1}
{card}
{card:title=card 2}
{include:card 2}
{card}
{deck}
With 2 sub-pages called "card 1" and "card 2" containing "Card 1 content" and "Card 2 content" respectively.
Regards,
Bo Wang
CustomWare
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Inappropriate?Yes, that could be a solution. Thanks for your reply Bo!
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Inappropriate?FYI, I found another possible approach to this:
The {no-include} user macro (see: http://confluence.atlassian.com/displ...) allows you to mark content in a page that should not be rendered when included by another page.
So secure-include used in conjunction to no-include would allow to include only specific portions of a page content.1 Comment Add a comment
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I'm not sure if {no-include} will know if it's being included by {secure-include}, but it's worth a try.
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