Profile Component Tag

The Profile Component tag is used to display the Profiling details (either Categories or Keywords) of an item.

<profilecmpnt type=" " context=" " name=" " field=" " separator=" " include=" " start=" " end=" " />
<profilecmpnt Opens a Profile Component Tag.
type=" " Determines where the Profile is being referenced from. Either "site", "sitearea", "content" or "user".
context=" " Determines which item is being referenced.

Selected

Refers to a particular item as specified in the Name attribute below.

Current

This will reference the component from the current Site, Site Area or Content file that is being browsed by the user.

AutoFill

The component being referenced will be determined by the search parameters of a Menu, Navigator or Taxonomy component.
name=" " Name of the item the Component is being referenced from. This is not used if context=current or context=autofill
field=" " Enter the Field you wish to display.

  • categories.
  • keywords.
separator=" " Used to separate each listed Category or Keyword. E.g. separator=", "
Note: Double-Byte Character Sets

Not all Double-Byte Character Sets support extended ASCII. To use tags such as "&nbsp;" replace "&" with "&amp;". E.g. - 

separator="&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;"
include=" " Used only with field=categories Determines which level of a taxonomy to display:

  • exact.
  • ancestors.
  • descendants.
  • all.

E.g., If an item is profiled with a category of Sport, and include=descendants, then all the descendants of "sport" would also be displayed.

start=" "

end=" "

The Start and End attributes are used to wrap the data returned by an Web Content Management Tag within other tags, such as HTML. These attributes are not mandatory. See the Using Start and End Attributes topic for more information on using these attributes.
/> Closes a Web Content Management Tag.

Parent topic: Web Content Management Tags.

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