keyword assignment using render tags or rql

[Ibrahim Sawadogo]

Hi All,

i have quite lazy content creators and i would like to us render tags or rql to automatically add a keyword to a page since they do often forget to add it.
Is there a way to do that?
Am using reddot 10.1

Thanks,
Ibrahim

[Tony Gayter]

If its just for a content class you can preassign keywords by selecting the class and its in teh action menu. Or are you wanting it to apply to multiple content class types but only if they are under a specific section?

[Ibrahim Sawadogo]

Hi,

thanks for your answer but this does not solve my problem. this is meant to sort out pages by a sort of category set within the page.
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Ibrahim

On 30 June 2011 16:09, Tony Gayter <tonyg...@gmail.com> wrote:

If its just for a content class you can preassign keywords by selecting the class and its in teh action menu. Or are you wanting it to apply to multiple content class types but only if they are under a specific section?

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[Jian Huang]

Hi Ibrahim, Neil,

It appears to be a problem that might be solved better with more user
training/enforcement.

If you are looking for a technical solution, RQL is the way to go.

However, please keep in mind that preexecute or RDExecute RQL within a
project is consider not best practice.

If needed, please consider using AJAX RQL within a project.

Best regards,

-Jian

On Jun 30, 11:15 am, Neil <n.feg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Ibrahim
>
> If you want to assign a keyword based on some user choice then the following
> RQL snippet should work (based on choosing 'feature' from an option list:
>
> <%
> if "<%opt_newsType%>" = "feature" then
>   xmlData = "<IODATA loginguid=""" & LoginGUID & """ sessionkey=""" &
> SessionKey & """>" & _
>             "<PROJECT sessionkey=""" & SessionKey & """>" & _
>             "<PAGE guid = """ & PageGUID & """ action=""assign"">" & _
>             "<KEYWORDS>" & _
>             "<KEYWORD guid=""12345678123456781234567812345678""
> changed=""1"" />" & _
>             "</KEYWORDS>" & _
>             "</PAGE>" & _
>             "</PROJECT>" & _
>             "</IODATA>"      
>   xmlData = objIO.ServerExecuteXml(xmlData,sError)
>   if sError>"" then Response.write "An error has occured:<br />" & sError &
> "<br /><br />" End if
>   Call XMLDomPage.LoadXML(xmlData)
> end if
> %>
>
> You will need to know the GUID for the keyword you wish to add.
>
> Cheers
>
> Neil

[Ibrahim Sawadogo]

Hi Jian

thanks for your input. i have been managing 4 reddot servers for the past 3 years and i have never heard of AJAX RQL.
I know ajax and RQL as separate things.
Can you set an example in here please?

Thanks,
Ibrahim

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[Ibrahim Sawadogo]

Hi,

out of curiosity i did a lil' search on AJAX RQL (for those of you interested too you can find it here: https://manuelschnitger.wordpress.com/2011/02/17/rql-in-a-nutshell-part-iii/)

Thanks,
Ibrahim

[kimdezen]

Ibrahim

Just to clarify, AJAX is the just method used to send RQL commands to
be executed against the project via the COM objects. The other
alternatives are to execute RQL commands within templates or
connecting through to the web servers - however as Jian mentioned,
these arent 'best practise' for performance reasons. There is no
difference in RQL structure against all methods..

Kim

On Jul 1, 2:02 am, Ibrahim Sawadogo <ichib...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi Jian
>
> thanks for your input. i have been managing 4 reddot servers for the past 3
> years and i have never heard of AJAX RQL.
> I know ajax and RQL as separate things.
> Can you set an example in here please?
>
> Thanks,
> Ibrahim
>