Re: Override Excludes

Ah excellent! Didn't even think of this. Thanks!

On 6/19/2010 2:56 AM, Joe Walnes wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> The<excludes>  tag will prevent SiteMesh from intercepting the
> response, so you'll have to take a different approach.
>
> Instead of using<excludes>, you can achieve a similar thing by adding
> to decorators.xml:
>
>    <decorator name="none">
>      <pattern>/admin/*</pattern>
>    </decorator>
>
> This is similar, but because the path will still be processed by
> SiteMesh, you should be able to use it in conjunction with the
> PageDecoratorMapper. So putting this in your error page will force
> SiteMesh into action:
>
>    <meta name="decorator" content="/my/decorator">
>
> thanks
> -Joe
>
> On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Timothy Orme
> <[email protected]>  wrote:
>    
>> Sorry if I double post this. I accidentally sent it from a different address
>> than the one I registered to the list with so Im not sure if it worked.
>>
>> Hi,
>>      I have a setup where one section of my site is decorated and one is not.
>>
>>      I have an exclude decoration something like:
>>
>>      <excludes>
>>          <pattern>/admin/*</pattern>
>>      </excludes>
>>
>>      However, I also have an error page that is redirected to, that I would
>> like to decorate regardless of where it is generated.
>>      The way it works right now is:
>>      If an error occurs outside of /admin/, say at /index.action, then the
>> browser and url remains at /index.action but an error page is
>> displayed, with decoration.
>>      If an error occurs inside of /admin/, like at /admin/edit.action, then
>> the url remains at /admin/edit.action, an error page is displayed, but
>> it is NOT decorated, because of the exclude.
>>
>>      I initially tried to setup a PageDecoratorMapper on the error page
>> that would force it to use the decorator even if the path was in the
>> exclude, but the exclude seems to override this regardless of ordering
>> of the mappers in sitemesh.xml.
>>
>>      So my question then, is there anyway to override the excludes so that
>> a page can be decorated based on its content, regardless of the path
>> it is accessed by?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> -Tim
>>
>>      
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