Publish on Web section
The <publish_on_web> section is where you define the parameters to publish static content to the Contactlab public repository. You can then use this material to:
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Provide linked content
To use, for example, with Tell-A-Friend.
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Create an online URL
To use, for example, for versioning.
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Create a static, non-modifiable archive of sent newsletters
The <publish_on_web> section is:
- A child of the Email message section and is optional
- Positioned after any Headers section, if used, within the Message section of the XML instructions file. If no Encoding element or
<Headers>section is used, the<publish_on_web>section may be the first entry within the<message>section
The <publish_on_web> section includes the following children:
| Child | Type | Description | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| ovveridetaf | attribute | Allows content with the same file name to be overwritten. Set to "true" to overwrite, or "false". |
Mandatory |
| taffilename | element | The file name to use. The default message subject, or the one defined in the Headers section is used, if no value is provided. | Optional |
| taftemplate | element | Defines the URI of the content file. See Example below. The default body, or the content defined in the Body section is used, if no value is provided. | Optional |
Example:
taffilesftp://username:password@host/incoming/taftemplate.html
Next page:
Related Pages:
- Newsletter
- Recipients section
- Delivery section
- Notes section
- Message section
- Building a campaign with XMLDelivery
Also see:
- Filtering and added recipients
- Activating link tracking
- Disabling the automatic HTML template prettify function
- Disabling the automatic HTML-entity unescape function
- Enabling ERB evaluation when unescape is disabled
- Contactlab section
- Using XMLDelivery
- Does XMLDelivery match your needs?
- Setting up XMLDelivery
- Working examples