User-defined publication properties |
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In addition to system-defined publication properties, you can add your own name/value pairs. These are referred to as user-defined publication properties. New user-defined publication properties must be added to the initial document by means of <meta> tags: <meta name="us:<name>" content="${<value>}"/> The name of a property is prefixed by 'us:' to give it a namespace. The reason for this name spacing is that there are a number of names that already have a meaning. A <meta> tag can be read and used elsewhere in the application by using the following call: $.udb.settings.get("<name>") An example of a user-defined publication property is an ImageDir property that contains a value for the location where images are stored that are used in the web application. You can refer to the value of a user-defined property by using the ${property name} placeholder in your scripts, for example in JavaScript. See Also The Publication Configuration Window |
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