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Get all paragraghs from top level page


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   Hey

 

I'm look for a way to to print out all content from a top level page and all pages down.

Maybe through sql and export to pdf.

How do i get all that in sql or is there a way in admin to help out.


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You'd probably need a stored procedure that performed a recursive query on the database to get all pages and paragraphs in all navigation branches.

 
Nicolai Høeg Pedersen
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Dynamicweb has a function for printing all the content in a subtree to either HTML or PDF:

 

http://manual.net.dynamicweb.dk/Default.aspx?ID=642

 

Another option is to find all the PageID's from one place in the structure, and select paragraph/pages in that array. Let me know if it is needed.

 
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np wrote:

Dynamicweb has a function for printing all the content in a subtree to either HTML or PDF:

 

http://manual.net.dynamicweb.dk/Default.aspx?ID=642

 

Another option is to find all the PageID's from one place in the structure, and select paragraph/pages in that array. Let me know if it is needed.

I have tryed the function for printing all the content in a subtree, but i only get the result for the current page.
 

Do i need to use a different tag than <!--@DwPrinterfriendly-->

 
Nicolai Høeg Pedersen
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Take a look at this:http://template.dynamicweb.dk/TemplateTags/Dynamicweb-template-tags/Page-tags/Page-property/DwPrinterfriendly.aspx

 

 
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np wrote:

Take a look at this:http://template.dynamicweb.dk/TemplateTags/Dynamicweb-template-tags/Page-tags/Page-property/DwPrinterfriendly.aspx

 

Thanks.
 

 

Is it possible to see the sql for 'Printer freindly for current page and subpages'

I seem to have trouble with pages require login.

The SQL could bee usefull

 
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Resolving this using the database would be a potential souce of reducing the performance of the site, so this feature uses the cached informations in the PageView object.

 

What problems are you experiencing?

 

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