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Using the |
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macro to display a different metadata when users view the draft or published versions |
If you want to show different versions of metadata depending on if your users are viewing the draft or published
versions when using same-space publishing you can use the view parameter of the
message macro together with a metadata variable.
The value of the metadata ReleaseVersion is set when the transition to the Approved state occurs using the set-metadata macro.
Workflow template
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| RDark | {workflow:name=Using set message published and draft view}
{description}
The Simple Approval Workflow
{description}
{state:In Progress|approved=Approved|taskable=true}
{approval:Review|assignable=true}
{state}
{state:Approved|final=true|updated=In Progress|hideselection=true}
{state}
{trigger:statechanged|state=Approved}
{set-metadata:ReleasedVersion}@version@{set-metadata}
{set-message:view=published}
Published view
||Released Version |{get-metadata:ReleasedVersion}|
{set-message}
{set-message:view=draft}
Editor view
||Released Version|{get-metadata:ReleasedVersion}|
{set-message}
{trigger}
{trigger:statechanged|state=In Progress}
{set-message:view=draft}
Draft view
||Version |{get-metadata:version}|
{set-message}
{trigger}
{workflow} |
Related Pages
First trigger
The published content will display displays the view=published message on the public URL for the content
<hostname>/display/public/<spacekey>/<pagename>
A A user with edit permission viewing content in the Approved state
, by default, does not see the public URL content.
To avoid this confusion, the first trigger has a second set-message action to cater for to this scenario so that a user with edit permission will see sees a message in the Approved state.
Second trigger
The draft content will display displays the view=draft message.
