Monday, 11 April 2022
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Hi,
I'm trying to find my way around templates.
I would like to add podcast episodes from an external website that supports iFrame and generate its own iFrame player with a link.
In particular, I (the developer) would like Editors (not used to code) to be able to insert podcast by just filling in the ID, for instance
...src="https://player.podcastsite.com/index.html?podcastId=[podcast-id]&otherparam=blabla";...
with the ID 123456 would become
...src="https://player.podcastsite.com/index.html?podcastId=123456&otherparam=blabla";...
Is it possible for an Editor to insert such info into an iFrame/Template from the template user interface (see attached image)?
Regards,
I'm trying to find my way around templates.
I would like to add podcast episodes from an external website that supports iFrame and generate its own iFrame player with a link.
In particular, I (the developer) would like Editors (not used to code) to be able to insert podcast by just filling in the ID, for instance
...src="https://player.podcastsite.com/index.html?podcastId=[podcast-id]&otherparam=blabla";...
with the ID 123456 would become
...src="https://player.podcastsite.com/index.html?podcastId=123456&otherparam=blabla";...
Is it possible for an Editor to insert such info into an iFrame/Template from the template user interface (see attached image)?
Regards,
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Any variables set in content using the form {$variable} will be availalble in a dialog prompt for the user to add. So, in your instance, if the content was:
then the dialog would show a field with the label podcast-id for the user to enter in the id. In the example below I've used a variable of {$Podcast ID} so the label displayed is more user friendly.
Any variables set in content using the form {$variable} will be availalble in a dialog prompt for the user to add. So, in your instance, if the content was:
...src="https://player.podcastsite.com/index.html?podcastId={$podcast-id}&otherparam=blabla";...
then the dialog would show a field with the label podcast-id for the user to enter in the id. In the example below I've used a variable of {$Podcast ID} so the label displayed is more user friendly.
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