dw.content.MarkupText
The following special links can be used inside of a MarkupText:
$url('<pipeline>' [, '<key1>', '<value1>', '<key2>', '<value2>', ...])$$httpUrl('<pipeline>' [, '<key1>', '<value1>', '<key2>', '<value2>', ...])$$httpsUrl('<pipeline>' [, '<key1>', '<value1>', '<key2>', '<value2>', ...])$$include('<pipeline>' [, '<key1>', '<value1>', '<key2>', '<value2>', ...])$...?$staticlink$
Description:
The $url()$ function creates and absolute URL and retains the protocol incoming
request.
Example:
MarkupText:
$url('MyLinkPipeline-Start', 'key1', 'value1', 'key2', 'value2')$
is rewritten to:
http://<host>:<port>/on/demandware.store/<current site>/default/MyLinkPipeline-Start?key1=value1&key2=value2
Note that the incoming protocol was http in the example above.
Description:
The $httpUrl()$ function creates an absolute URL but always with the fix protocol
"http". The protocol type of the incomming request is ignored.
Example:
MarkupText:
$httpUrl('MyLinkPipeline-Start', 'key1', 'value1', 'key2', 'value2')$
is rewritten to:
http://<host>:'<port>/on/demandware.store/<current site>/default/MyLinkPipeline-Start?key1=value1&key2=value2
Description:
The $httpsUrl()$ function creates an absolute URL but always with the fix protocol
"https". The protocol type of the incomming request is ignored.
Example:
MarkupText:
$httpsUrl('MyLinkPipeline-Start', 'key1', 'value1', 'key2', 'value2')$
is rewritten to:
https://<host>:<port>/on/demandware.store/<current site>/default/MyLinkPipeline-Start?key1=value1&key2=value2
Description:
The $include()$ function creates a relative URL which is post processed by the
Commerce Cloud Digital Webadapter. The result is the content generated by the given pipeline call.
Example:
MarkupText:
$include('MyIncludePipeline-Start','key1', 'value1', 'key2' ,'value2')$
results in the content delivered by the 'MyIncludePipeline-Start' pipeline.
Description:
The $staticlink$ function can be used to create a URL to a static resource
(such as an image). The URL being generated depends on the owner of the MarkupText instance.
For example, a product's long description (which is a MarkupText) will generate
links to static resources within the catalog. Possible URL targets are catalogs
(for catalog related objects like products and categories), the content library
(for library related objects like folders and assets) or the organization
(for all objects that are not catalog or library related).
Example:
MarkupText: (owned by a content asset)
<img src="demo/content/bullet.gif?$staticlink$">
is rewritten to:
<img src="/on/demandware.static/<current site>/<library>/default/v1178201405900/demo/content/bullet.gif">
Note: The comma symbol , is not supported in parameter values for the link functions.
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