<@td.fileProperties>
The fileProperties tag stores an ItemDataAccess object
in @var that can be
used to interrogate the properties of a file.
If the file does not exist
or is not
accessible from the portal, no
value is stored in the variable.
This tag contains the following attributes:
-
harpUrl - The ContentLocator. If specified, projectKey and
itemKey are
ignored.
- Required: false
- Type: ContentLocator
- Default: none
-
harpUrlString - The ContentLocator as a string. If specified,
projectKey and
itemKey are ignored.
- Required: false
- Type: String
- Default: none
-
itemKey - The item key
- Required: false
- Type: String
- Default: none
-
projectKey - The Project key
- Required: false
- Type: String
- Default: none
-
scope - The scope of the @var attribute. Valid values are
"page" and "request".
- Required: false
- Type: String
- Default: "request"
-
searchResult - The SearchResultDocument object. If specified,
projectKey,
portalKey,
and harpUrl are ignored.
- Required: false
- Type: SearchResultDocument
- Default: none
-
var - The name of the variable used to access the result.
- Required: true
- Type: String
- Default: none
Example Usage:
<#if params['projectKey']?? && params['itemKey']??>
<@td.fileProperties
var="itemData"
projectKey="${params['projectKey']}"
itemKey="${params['itemKey']}"/>
</#if>
<#if itemData??>
<h1>${itemData.properties.specifiedDetails.title?html}</h1>
<#else>
<h1>No such file.</h1>
</#if>