IGlobalVariable Interface |
Represents the Global Variable entry. As the name indicates, global variables are placeholders that hold specific values They can be used in any part of an element value or attribute. The purpose of this object is to allow static information that is repeated across multiple pages or fields to be editable in only one place.
Global variables always have a global value, which applies to all publishing targets. They may also contain override values for specific publishing targets. During publish, these override values are used for the publishing targets to which the global variables belong.
Global variables are defined in the CMS and undergo value replacement in the DSS.
Namespace: Ingeniux.CMS
Assembly: Ingeniux.CMS.CSAPI (in Ingeniux.CMS.CSAPI.dll) Version: 10.6.308
SyntaxThe IGlobalVariable type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | GlobalValue |
Gets and sets the variable's global value. This value is used if a specific publishing target has no override value.
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| Name |
Gets and sets the name of the variable.
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| VariableType |
Gets and sets the variable's type. This is a sort of categorization for the variable; this value doesn't affect runtime. Default is "text".
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| XPathQuery |
Gets and sets whether the value of the global variable is based the result of XPath query
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Methods| Name | Description | |
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 | RemoveTargetSpecificValue |
Removes a override value for a given publishing target.
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| SetTargetsSpecificValue |
Sets the override value for specific publishing targets.
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| Value |
Gets the value for a specific publishing target. If no override value exists for this publishing target, returns the global value.
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ExamplesGlobal variables are retrieved via the Global Variables Collection manager object.
IGlobalVariable copyRightVar = session.GlobalVariables.Variable("CopyRight");See Also