When using the RedDot Query Language (RQL) to customize and improve your RedDot
project usability you often need the Template Guid or Name for your scripts.
<%!! Context:CurrentPage.Template.Name !!%> <%!! Context:CurrentPage.Template.Id !!%>
Keep in mind,…
Have you ever tried to deliver anything else than HTML files with your LiveServer? Whenever you want LiveServer to return something as XML file you have to add a DynaMent to your RedDot CMS content class to define the MIME type. Here is how it works.
This article covers basic rules on how to name elements when creating RedDot CMS templates. By using a common set of element names you will save time and avoid making templating mistakes when working within a collaborative team of RedDot developers.
Is it easy to integrate .NET into your RedDot CMS project? Yes it is, if you know how and obey some simple rules. This article gives you a best practice on how to include any .NET functionality for your published website within your RedDot CMS templates.
This article covers the key factors for successful CSS and HTML integration into your Open Text Content Management Server project. This best practice article outlines the major points to pay attention to when implementing your HTML into the CMS.
Would you like to give your editors the opportunity to add Youtube videos to your RedDot CMS project? Kim Dezen has now provided a nice template solution to do that.