The following table lists the relative paths where public format content imported by the importContent command is best stored:
Type of content / ecr:type |
Recommended relative path |
configuration |
configuration |
configuration-preview |
configuration/tools/preview |
configuration-tools |
configuration/tools |
configuration-xmgr |
configuration/tools/xmgr |
content-root |
content |
content-collection-folder |
content/SampleFolder1 where SampleFolder1 is the name of the content-collection-folder. Note that content-collection-folder can be nested. For example, the following relative path is also valid: content/SampleFolder1/SampleFolder2 |
content-item |
content/SampleFolder1/SampleContentItem where SampleContentItem is the name of the content-item. |
deployment-settings |
configuration/tools/deploymentSettings |
editor |
editors/editor where editor is the folder name for the editor. For example, editors/MediaEditor. |
editor-registry |
editors |
editor-namespace |
editors/editor namespace where editor namespace is the directory where you keep your custom editors. For example, editors/custom. |
page |
pages/SampleSiteId/SamplePage1 where SamplePage1 is the name or URL of the page. Note that a page can be nested inside another page. For example, the following relative path is also valid: pages/SampleSiteId/SamplePage1/SamplePage2 |
page-root |
pages |
phrase |
phrases/UniqueId where UniqueId is the unique identifier of the phrase |
phrases-root |
phrases |
workspace |
workspaces/workspaceId where workspaceId is
the unique identifier of the workspace, for example
|
workspace-root |
workspaces |
redirect-group |
redirects/Default |
redirects |
redirects |
site |
/ |
site-home |
pages/SampleSiteId where SampleSiteId is the identifier of the site-home |
template |
templates/SampleTemplate where SampleTemplate is the template id |
templates-root |
templates |
thesaurus |
thesaurus |
user-segments |
userSegments |
searchInterfaces |
searchInterfaces |
searchIndexConfig |
searchIndexConfig |
attributes |
attributes |
precedenceRules |
precedenceRules |
Note
Use "/" (the forward leaning slash) to construct a relative path.
For example, the following is a valid relative path:
content/SampleFolder1
, but the following is not valid:
content\SampleFolder1
.