Set up an .htaccess file to publish from a page asset
I'm trying to set up a page, named ".htacces" (note one 's') with a configuration set that has a file extension set as 's" to publish the .htaccess file.
We want to have a data definition and content type set up so one
set of values goes to a staging server (a subsite) and another set
goes to the live site (longer, different values needed.) I have it
all set up, but when I have a template with just the default
region, we end up with the content wrapped in
<system-region
name="DEFAULT"></system-region>
tags. I want to
know what the current best work-around is for that. What I found
when search may be out of date and we want to set up a site to copy
30x so I don't want to have to redo each set-up.
We'll be using a Velocity script to parse the content.
Thanks for your help! Much appreciated.
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1 Posted by Ryan Griffith on 01 Jun, 2015 05:27 PM
Hi Megg,
I suspect the extra tag is due to the resulting content not being valid XML, so the XML validation routine is wrapping your content with an element tag.
I would suggest setting up your Template as follows:
And your Format would wrap all of the generated content with
#protect-top
code section tags.To summarize, this will tell Cascade to move the Format's content to the top of the rendered page's content and will remove the remaining
<pass-through>
tags because of the#cascade-skip
code section.Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Tim closed this discussion on 17 Jun, 2015 02:33 PM.