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Resolution: Done
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HL & LD 37, HL & LD 38
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The external page editor sets the external SPA URL to the iframe. When the iframe is loaded, the SPA will get href from the iframe window to get necessary params to fetch data from the REST endpoint. There's a problem that multiple pages can have a same page definition but each page needs different path/params to initialize.
To support multiple pages with a same page definition and each page has different URL, we should support the url property in template definition as url template like:
- http://example/com/\{path}
- http://example/com/\{nodeName}
- http://example/com/#\{id}
- http://example/com/?previewPage=\{path}
- http://example/com/\{path}?someparam={somesupportedparam}
The params to be added to the URL could be the node's properties and some extra params when the page editor is in edit mode/preview mode.
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PAGES-522 External SPA: Iframe url, language switcher does nothing
- Closed
- is depended upon by
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MGNLPN-587 CLONE - Preview as visitor is not working with External SPA
- Closed
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PAGES-499 Preview as visitor is not working with External SPA
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MGNLFE-88 Support for Next.js
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- to be documented by
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PAGES-516 DOC: url property in template definition
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- mentioned in
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