Start Component Presentation command
Use the Start Component Presentation command to specify that the user can create a new Component in the Content Manager and that a Component Presentation can be modified on the Web page.
The following HTML fragment shows the second use of this command.
<div>
<!-- Start Component Presentation: {
"ComponentID" : "tcm:2-635",
"ComponentModified" : "2013-01-22T11:25:12",
"ComponentTemplateID" : "tcm:2-599-32",
"ComponentTemplateModified" : "2013-01-22T12:34:12",
"IsRepositoryPublished" : true
} -->
...The actual Component Presentation, with fields marked for editing...
</div>
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
"ComponentID" | Non-empty string | The Content Manager URI of the Component you want to make editable |
"ComponentModified" | Timestamp | The timestamp of the last published version of the Component |
"ComponentTemplateID" | Non-empty string | The Content Manager URI of the Component Template you use to render the Component |
"ComponentTemplateModified" | Timestamp | The timestamp of the last published version of the Component Template |
"IsQueryBased" | Boolean | Optional, defaults to false: set to true to indicate that the Component Presentation was created using a Dynamic Component Template and was not embedded on the Page. |
"IsRepositoryPublished" | Boolean | Optional, defaults to false: set to true to indicate that the Component Presentation was created using a Dynamic Component Template, regardless of whether the Component Presentation is embedded on the Page. |