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subapp. Define the node types the editor edits, a form for editing them, and actions for saving the edit.detail: editor: nodeType: icon: icon-node-content name: mgnl:contact actions: - name: commit - name: cancel form: tabs: - name: personal # field definitions
Node name | Value |
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detail | |
editor | |
nodeType | |
icon | icon-node-content |
name | mgnl:contact |
actions | |
commit | |
cancel | |
form | |
tabs | |
personal | |
... |
Properties:
| required A node type that this editor component can edit and save. |
| required A Magnolia or JCR node type such as |
| optional CSS class that identifies an icon displayed on the items in the workbench. |
| required Actions available in the editor. Define the actions in separate action definitions and reference them here by name. |
| required Name of a primary action. Typically you need at least |
actionArea | optional A secondary action area in the bottom left corner of the editor. Contains the action area configuration. For an example, see Configuring secondary actions. |
| optional Add subnodes to match the secondary actions defined in the |
| required Name of a secondary action. |
| optional Define a subnode for each action which requires its own renderer. |
| required Name of the secondary action. |
| required A renderer class if the secondary action requires one. Must implement ActionRenderer . |
| optional A form definition if this editor is used to edit form-like data. |
wide | optional, default is
Click the expand/collapse button in the top right corner to toggle between the wide and normal (720px) modes. |