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satellite.page
Gets a pagelet and specifies its cache expiration.
Syntax
<satellite.page pagename="pagelet_name
" [d="Device Group Suffix"] [name1
="value1
"] ... [nameN
="valueN
"]/>Parameters
pagename (required)
- Specify the name of a pagelet.
- d (optional)
- Device Group Suffix(a string that is common suffix of all the templates written for current device group). For example, if d ='Touch' and parameter tname = 'HomeLayout', the tag will try to find a template with name tname_d i.e. HomeLayout_Touch. If it exists, the tag will call this template, otherwise will simply call the template 'HomeLayout' i.e. actual tname provided.
name (optional)
- Specify zero or more name/value pairs to be passed to the page, just as you pass arguments to the
CONTENTSERVER
tag. The arguments must be specified as page criteria in theresargs
columns of thesitecatalog
so that the system can differentiate cached pages properly. Any attribute passed in must be specified as PageCriteria in thesitecatalog
or the page does not get cached properly.Pagename
do not need to be specified as page criteria.
Error Numbers
The possible values of
errno
include:
Value Description -30 Page not found. -106 Bad parameters. -406 Bad XML parameter.Description
satellite.page
inserts a pagelet using the specified parameters. If the specified pagelet is already cached on this Sites-Satellite,satellite.page
requests the page from Sites, then loads it. If the specified pagelet is not already cached on this Sites-Satellite,satellite.page
caches it and loads it. Scoping for thesatellite.page
tag is set toSTACKED
. Cookies must be enabled for thesatellite.page
tag to function properly.Example
The following tag identifies a pagelet named
Experiment/CarOffer
.
<satellite.page pagename="Experiment/CarOffer"/>
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