Simple View Portlet
Portlet Title | Simple View |
Portlet Name | wm_simplelink |
Portlet File Name | wm_simplelink.pdp |
Top-level Folder | default |
JSR168 Portlet? | No |
Alias | portlet.simplelink |
Default Instances of the portlet | None |
Content Management. Page developers use this portlet to display the name of and/or link to another item in the My webMethods Server content repository.
Properties
Visual Style (visualStyle)
Indicates whether you want the portlet to display the item name with or without a link. Specify one of the following:
1 – Default. The portlet displays the item name with a link.
2 – The portlet displays the item name without a link.
Portal Item (proxyThingID)
Identifies the item in the My webMethods Server content repository for which to render the simple view. Specify the thingID or alias of the item. If the property has no value, the portlet displays nothing.
Truncate Name After X Characters (truncate)
Defines the number of characters to display for an item name. If the item name contains more characters than the value you specify, the portlet truncates the displayed name. Specify 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 100. The default is 50.
Open in New Window (newWindow)
Indicates whether you want the portlet to open a new window when an end user clicks an item link. Specify one of the following:
true – Default. Open a new window for the item link.
false – Display the item link in the current window.
Reuse Opened Window (reuseWindow)
Indicates whether to reuse the opened window for an item link if the end user clicks the link again. Specify one of the following:
true – Re-use the open window.
false – Default. Open another new window for the item link.
This property is ignored if Open in New Window (newWindow) is set to false.
HTML ID (htmlId)
Defines an ID for the HTML element for the item. Specify a value you want to assign to the HTML ID attribute. This is useful if you need to reference the item link from a client-side script or enable custom CSS styles. If the property has no value, the portlet applies no ID to the HTML element for the item.
HTML Class (htmlClass)
Identifies the CSS class to apply to the HTML element for the item. Specify any valid CSS class name. If the property has no value, the portlet applies no CSS class to the HTML element.
HTML Style (htmlStyle)
Identifies the CSS style to apply to the HTML element for the item. Specify any valid CSS style value. If the property has no value, the portlet applies no CSS style to the HTML element.