Cannot add layers/tables to an editable region

I created a template the other day, and then created pages
from that template. The main editable region which was meant to be
for all my info, pictures, wont let me add layers or tables to
position my text/images.... Have I missed something here?
\Robert

Yes, there would be no restriction on what you can place in
that editable
region. But I don't like the way you have started with this
page. Layers
should not be used as a primary layout methodology....
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> This is the code: The whole of the layer region should
be editable... ie.
> be
> able to add layers/tables to position text?
>
> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0
Transitional//EN"
> "
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
> <html xmlns="
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
> <head>
> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1" />
> 
> <title>Untitled Document</title>
> 
> 
> <style type="text/css">
> 
> </style>
> </head>
>
> <body>
> <div id="Layer1"> </div>
> </body>
> </html>
>
> \Robert
>

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How can we add multiple editable region in template

Hi,
My issue is when I am going to create a new template I want to add multiple editable region in template and I want to use those editable region per page wise so that in page editor I will add different text for each page for those editable region.
I can use incontxt editor to change those area for different pages although is it possible to use online editor to add different text for different pages.
I also have a plan to solve the issue ... that is also not working.
Plan is .. if we can use tag (not the default one in template), want to use different tag like {tag_headding},{tag_sidebarcontent} in template so that we can use those tag in template and fill the field in the page online editor, so when differnt page we will create we will fill those field for those tag and that will show in the front view of the site.
Please help me. I am really stuck on this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Projjwal

Hi Projjwal,
Yes, if you look at many of the commercial BC templates available the way they are getting around it is with Content Holders and multiple templates.
Now I know you will say that multiple templates is high maintenance ..... not if you use Content holders for both recurring content and unique content.
Think of Conent Holders as 'Includes' ... I have been doing it this way with templates that I build from scratch as well. Easier than you think.
And that way the client can change content such as footer information or whatever that appears on all pages without editing the template itself.
Only drawback is that if you are using Design View in Dreamweaver the content holders don't render. But other than that Content Holders are awesome.
Brad

Cannot add column to flexible table when ddl autocommit is off using Procedure

Hello All,
Through procedure I am trying to insert data into the target(EX_92) table(with schema flexibility)
Source table data
ID
PRODUCT_CODE
PRODUCT_NAME
PRICE
COLOR
TYPE
1
1
rugg
101.22
2
1
rugg
101.22
3
2
book
200.32
BLUE
Y
Target table QUERY
drop table EX_P2;
CREATE COLUMN TABLE EX_P2(
ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
PRODUCT_CODE VARCHAR(3),
PRODUCT_NAME NVARCHAR(20),
PRICE DECIMAL(5,2)
) WITH SCHEMA FLEXIBILITY;
Procedure to insert above records with additional columns into the target table(EX_P2)
Procedure
drop procedure "DS_O1"."PROC";
create procedure "DS_O1"."PROC"(IN max_value INTEGER, IN schema_name varchar(40), IN table_name varchar(40), IN column_list varchar(400))
LANGUAGE SQLSCRIPT AS
BEGIN
DECLARE maxid integer :=0;
DECLARE INSERT_STR VARCHAR(1000) :='';
select max(ID) into maxid from "DS_O1"."EX_P2";
select :maxid from dummy;
INSERT_STR :='insert into "' || 'DS_O1' ||'"."EX_P2" ('||:column_list||') (select ' ||:column_list||'
FROM "'||:schema_name||'"."'||:table_name||'"' || ' where ID >' || :max_value || ')';
EXECUTE immediate(:INSERT_STR);
END;
Now while executing above procedure
CALL "DS_O1"."PROC" ( 0, 'DS_O1', 'TMP_EXL2','ID,PRODUCT_CODE,PRODUCT_NAME,PRICE,COLOR,STATUS,TYPE');
I am getting the following error
Could not execute 'CALL "DS_O1"."PROC" ( 0, 'DS_O1', 'TMP_EXL2','ID,PRODUCT_CODE,PRODUCT_NAME,PRICE,COLOR,STATUS,TYPE')' in 23 ms 564 µs .
SAP DBTech JDBC: [7]: feature not supported: [7] "DS_O1"."PROC": line 18 col 1 (at pos 779): [7] (range 3): feature not supported: cannot add column to flexible table when ddl autocommit is off

Hi Rajnish,
I had the same issue. For what it’s worth I was able to do a workaround basically creating all the columns when I create the table. The following code works for me to create the table which is just a matrix with one Integer column as the key and the rest as type Double.
It is not ideal in all scenarios because the table columns cannot be added dynamically via a procedure at a later point. This table has 27K columns now
Of course one of the advantages of a flex table would be programmatically adding columns dynamically. This works, but maybe there is still a way to add columns dynamically from a procedure, and someone else can advise.
Apparently dynamically adding columns via procedures may have some "minor" limitations due to the need to compile the procedure with knowledge of the flex table DDL. But again, hopefully someone knows another solution.
Best regards,
Mark
DROP PROCEDURE CREATE_MATRIX;
CREATE PROCEDURE CREATE_MATRIX(
    LANGUAGE SQLSCRIPT
    SQL SECURITY INVOKER
    AS
/*********BEGIN PROCEDURE SCRIPT ************/
BEGIN
    -- cursor over messages
    declare cursor matrix_cursor for
        select distinct TERM
        from TERMS
        order by term;
       declare cnt INTEGER := 0;
       declare temptxt NVARCHAR(500000) := 'CREATE COLUMN TABLE DOC_MATRIX ( CONTENT_ID INTEGER ';
    for cur_matrix as matrix_cursor do
      cnt:=:cnt + 1;
           select temptxt || ', C' || cnt || ' DOUBLE' into temptxt from dummy;
    end for;
      temptxt:=temptxt || ' ) WITH SCHEMA FLEXIBILITY';
       EXEC :temptxt;
       select :temptxt from dummy;
END;
DROP TABLE DOC_MATRIX;
CALL CREATE_MATRIX();

ERROR: cannot edit or duplicate page. Reason: no editable regions

Hi,
Going round in circles with this one. Feeling like Friday afternoon.
URL: http://www.business-risc.com/fleet/bss/1/index.html
CtrlE works fine.
Click on "POLICIES" spry tab
Click on EDIT PAGE
Highlights the correct editable region... hover confirms its an editable region.
Allows me to edit, no problem.
Then, on SAVE DRAFT or DONE returns ERROR: cannot edit or duplicate page. Reason: page does not contain any editable regions.
I just cant see why. Can anyone help please?
Thanks
Carol

There should be a space before the ice:editable attributes (all of them):
class="TabbedPanelsContent"ice:editable="*"
Regards,
Dan Popa

Replacing existing template - need to add editable regions

I've created a new design for my website and created a new template that uses the same editable regions so it will correctly update all of the existing pages based on the old template. How can I add new editable regions to the template? I was told that the editable regions have to matach exactly. Is there a way around this where I can add new ones?

It all depends on how you set-up your original template. Can we see a link to your template or the code from it?
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