package WebGUI::i18n::English::Asset_Shortcut; our $I18N = { 'disable content lock' => { message => q|Disable content lock?|, lastUpdated => 0, context=> q|asset property| }, 'Criteria' => { message => q|Criteria|, lastUpdated => 1053183804 }, 'Random' => { message => q|Random|, lastUpdated => 1053183804 }, 'Resolve Multiples' => { message => q|Resolve Multiples?|, lastUpdated => 1127959325 }, '7' => { message => q|Override title?|, lastUpdated => 1053183682 }, 'isnt' => { message => q|isn't|, lastUpdated => 1053183804 }, 'is' => { message => q|is|, lastUpdated => 1053183804 }, '2' => { message => q|Edit Shortcut|, lastUpdated => 1031514049 }, 'equal to' => { message => q|equal to|, lastUpdated => 1053183804 }, '1' => { message => q|Asset to Mirror|, lastUpdated => 1031514049 }, '6' => { message => q|
With the Shortcut you can mirror an asset in another location. This is useful if you want to reuse the same content in multiple sections of your site.
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The shortcut is not available through the Add Content menu, but instead through the shortcut icon on each Asset's toolbar.
Overrides
You can also create overrides and user preferences. The 6.8 upgrade automatically converted your previous override settings to overrides. These are shown on the Overrides tab. You can also view them by clicking "Manage overrides" on the right menu bar while editing a Shortcut. The list of fields is the list of the shortcutted asset's properties. If one is overridden, its values are displayed to the right, and you may edit or delete the override by clicking on the icons. if there is no override, you can click Edit to edit that property.
User Preference Fields
You may also create User Preference fields, which autogenerate form fields for your users to customize settings on Dashlets on a Dashboard. These are displayed when the dashboard user clicks the (default) green Edit hoverbutton on the titlebar of a Dashlet. You can choose from the form field types: text, textlist (multiline text box), selectList (choose one from a drop-down list), and checkList (choose one or more from a list of checkboxes). You can set the possibleValues while editing a User Preference field. You can also directly create an override by creating a User Preference field whose unique fieldName corresponds to a field on the shortcutted asset.
Chaining
In an override's New Value field, you can put a substitution call for the value of a User Preference Field. This is helpful for the Dashboard container, primarily. Let's say you create a user preference selectList field named myFavColor, with possible values blue, green, red, and yellow. Then you want to override the shorcutted asset's Title with: "My Favorite Color is XXXX." You create an override for "title", and in the New Value box, place the following text:
My Favorite Color is ##userPref:myFavColor##.
Make sure to create a default Value under the myFavColor user preference field.
Now, go back to manage Overrides, and it should show the original value, new value, and the parsed/replaced value. You can use this for all kinds of choices: templateIds, formats, or any other kind of preference.
Fields
|, lastUpdated => 1146799562, }, 'shortcut template title description' => { message => q|Select a template from the list to display the Shortcut.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, 'override asset template description' => { message => q|Select a template that can optionally override the original Asset template.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, '7 description' => { message => q|Set to "yes" to use the title of the shortcut instead of the original title of the asset.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, '8 description' => { message => q|Set to "yes" to use the display title setting of the shortcut instead of the original display title setting of the asset.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, '9 description' => { message => q|Set to "yes" to use the description of the shortcut instead of the original description of the asset.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, '1 description' => { message => q|Provides a link to the original Asset being mirrored.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, '10 description' => { message => q|Set to "yes" to use the override template of the shortcut instead of the original template of the asset.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, 'Shortcut by alternate criteria description' => { message => q|Set to "yes" to enable selecting a asset based upon custom criteria. Metadata must be enabled for this option to function properly.|, lastUpdated => 1127927137, }, 'disable content lock description' => { message => q|By default if you proxy by alternate criteria the shortcut will lock on to a particular piece of content and show you only that piece of content until the end of your session. However, in some circumstances you may wish for this content to rotate. You can do that by disabling the content lock.|, lastUpdated => 1119905806, }, 'Resolve Multiples description' => { message => q|Sets the order to use when multiple assets are selected. Random means that if multiple assets match the shortcut criteria then the shortcut will select a random asset.These variables are available in Shortcut Templates:
shortcut.content
The content from the mirrored Asset. If any overrides were enabled in the Shortcut then the override content will be used instead of the content from the mirrored Asset.
originalURL
The URL to the Asset being mirrored by this Shortcut.
isShortcut
A boolean indicating that this Asset is a Shortcut. This can be used in conjuction with another boolean for Admin mode to quickly show Content Managers that this is a Shortcut Asset.
shortcut.label
The word "Shortcut".
shortcut.properties
Any properties assigned to this shortcut will be available in the template by their name.
User Preferences are the key to personalization of a Shortcut, and the key to creating a personalized dashboard. You can create a user preference field of one of four types: text, textArea, checkList, and selectList. If yours is a list type, you can put the possible choices in the Possible Choices box, and each one will be its own entry in a list of that type (select: choose one, or check: choose none or any or all).
You can use a user preference field to generate a list of templates from which the user can pick, a choice of some kind of other preference, such as US or metric units format, or any other kind of user preference. User Preference fields are asset-(shortcut-)specific, whereas user profile fields are site-wide. The user preference fields will be exposed to your override fields in the format ##userPref:myUserPrefField##, and will be exposed everywhere else as normal template variables (<tmpl_var myUserPrefField>).
|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'pref fields to show' => { message => q|Preference Fields to Show|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'pref fields to show description' => { message => q|These are the user profile fields you want to expose as user preferences to the users who can personalize this dashboard.|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'pref fields to import' => { message => q|Preference Fields to Import|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'pref fields to import description' => { message => q|These are the user profile fields you want exposed to your override fields (in the form ##userPref:nameOfProfileField##). Check these if you want to expose profile fields from other areas of the site or the general user profile fields.|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'Preferences' => { message => q|Preferences|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'show reload icon' => { message => q|Show Reload Icon?|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'show reload icon description' => { message => q|Whether or not to show the yellow reload dashlet icon on this Shortcut/Dashlet.|, lastUpdated => 1133619940, }, 'no metadata yet' => { message => q|No metadata defined yet. Click here to define metadata attributes.|, lastUpdated => 1146539258, }, }; 1;