<%@ include file = "/plugins/include_header.jsp" %><%-- __________________________________________________________________________________________ This file is clone of following template customized for this plugin: ...\www\revize\plugins\_templates_\sample.[placement].template_include.jsp replace [plugin-name] with actual plugin name and [placement] with meaningful placement/purpose of file for location below and where this file is saved. Example: [plugin-name] --> google_analytics [placement] --> before_end_body location=plugins/google_analytics/google_analytics.before_end_body.template_include.jsp This does result in a very long file but the filename alone clearly identifies the plugin name, placement in what type of file (e.g. template), and where in template (e.g. before_end_body) This file should then be saved at: .../www/revize/plugins/google_analytics/google_analytics.before_end_body.template_include.jsp Use the following to include into a Revize template: -if no parameters: <%@ include file = "/plugins/[plugin-name]/[plugin-name].[placement].template_include.jsp" %> (when this form of include is used the top include file java directive must be deleted) -if there are parameters: Note fetch statements may be used to obtain additional webspace data Note: uses plugins for module name for DW development with Revize plugin __________________________________________________________________________________________ --%><%--#RevizeProperties: USE REVIZE MENU (DOCUMENT PROPERTIES) TO EDIT DATA BELOW: status=edit options= server=localhost:8080 projectName=plugins label=[plugin-name]_[placement]_template_include location=plugins/[plugin-name]/[plugin-name].[placement].template_include.jsp version=0 docType=template subType=dependent moduleName=revize_document_center fieldName= channels=revize| description= --%> Your code goes here