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    create a simple portlet... how can i do this?  


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09-23-04 02:14 AM

maybe this is harder than i thought. im looking for a quick step by step if
someone can help me out. im using websphere studio site developer with the
portal toolkit. what i want to create is a portlet that will allow a user to
add it to a page, then click the edit button for the portlet. the edit
button should open a page that contains a big text box (textfield) where the
user can write their own html code... when theyre done the html they entered
will be displayed in the portlet. does that make sense? example: i add the
portlet to a page, its empty at first and says that you must edit it. i
click edit, enter an html HREF tag for google.com and click done. now the
portlet simply displays a link to google. make sense? is there a portlet
guru out there that can help? or even do it and post the portlet? thank you!







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    Re: create a simple portlet... how can i do this?  
Jerome Curlier


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10-16-04 02:36 AM


The HelloUser sample is similar to what you'd like to do....

<jjd228@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote in message
news:cicp8i$7nqk$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> maybe this is harder than i thought. im looking for a quick step by step
> if someone can help me out. im using websphere studio site developer with
> the portal toolkit. what i want to create is a portlet that will allow a
> user to add it to a page, then click the edit button for the portlet. the
> edit button should open a page that contains a big text box (textfield)
> where the user can write their own html code... when theyre done the html
> they entered will be displayed in the portlet. does that make sense?
> example: i add the portlet to a page, its empty at first and says that you
> must edit it. i click edit, enter an html HREF tag for google.com and
> click done. now the portlet simply displays a link to google. make sense?
> is there a portlet guru out there that can help? or even do it and post
> the portlet? thank you!
>
>







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    Re: create a simple portlet... how can i do this?  
Jerome Curlier


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10-16-04 02:36 AM

The HelloUser sample is similar to what you'd like to do It is in
%Portal%\dev\samples

You might need also to look at the Cross-Scripting Security protection in
ConfigService.properties
# Flag whether Cross-Site-Scripting security protection is turned on.

#

# Default: true

security.css.protection = true


Jerome Curlier
AscendantTechnology.com

<jjd228@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote in message
news:cicp8i$7nqk$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> maybe this is harder than i thought. im looking for a quick step by step
> if someone can help me out. im using websphere studio site developer with
> the portal toolkit. what i want to create is a portlet that will allow a
> user to add it to a page, then click the edit button for the portlet. the
> edit button should open a page that contains a big text box (textfield)
> where the user can write their own html code... when theyre done the html
> they entered will be displayed in the portlet. does that make sense?
> example: i add the portlet to a page, its empty at first and says that you
> must edit it. i click edit, enter an html HREF tag for google.com and
> click done. now the portlet simply displays a link to google. make sense?
> is there a portlet guru out there that can help? or even do it and post
> the portlet? thank you!
>
>







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