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Page plug-ins

Logic plug-ins are used with the current page context. This topic contains additional information for some of these plug-ins.

Theme capability rendering plug-in

Use the ThemeCapability rendering plug-in to retrieve the list of available theme capabilities of the page that is rendered. These capabilities are described in Basic artifacts and their relation. The plug-in returns the capabilities, in no specific order, as a string of name-value pairs that are separated by commas.

Here is an example of a string that is returned when the [Plugin:ThemeCapability] tag is rendered on a page that uses the Lightweight profile theme:

{analytics_aggregator=8.0, portal.livetext.hcard=8.0, widget_container=2.1, 
active_site_analytics=8.0, portal.livetext.action=8.0, 
open_ajax_hub=2.0, dojo=1.7, mashups.enabler=3.0.0.1, 
content_mapping.picker=8.0, cp_tagging_rating=8.0, oneUI=3.0.1, 
portal.livetext.adr=8.0, mashups.builder=3.0.0.1, 
federated_documents.picker=8.0, portal.livetext.c2a=8.0}

You can use the Matches plug-in to check for the availability of specific theme capabilities and then dynamically add markup to the rendered content. The following sample adds a string (... Dojo is available ...) to the markup only if the Dojo theme capability is available in the current rendering context:

[Plugin:Matches text="[Plugin:ThemeCapability]" pattern=".*dojo=.*"] 
... Dojo is available ...
[/Plugin:Matches]

URL encode plug-in

This plug-in encodes text so that it can be used in a URL.
[plugin:urlencode text="Text"]

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