Command language API delta
Experience Manager has an API consisting of commands used in the form of HTML comments, but it still recognizes the SiteEdit HTML comment command API. Use this topic if you want to find out which parts of the API are now ignored, or if you want to migrate to the new API.
SiteEdit Settings command
This command is still recognized by its old name, but has been renamed to Page Settings.
| Property or subcommand | Status in Experience Manager |
|---|---|
PageID | Unchanged |
PageVersion | Ignored only if the command property PageModified is set. |
PageTemplateID | New property: the ID of the Page Template with which the Page was rendered to create this Web page. |
PageModified | New property: the timestamp of the last published version of the Page object. |
PageTemplateModified | New property: the timestamp of the last published version of the Page Template object. |
TargetTypeID | Ignored. You can configure mappings between publishing destination and staging Web site as a system-wide setting only in Experience Manager. You configure this in Publication Targets in Content Manager Explorer. |
ComponentPresentationLocation | Ignored. You configure this position (for custom Content Types only) per Content Type in the Publication in Content Manager Explorer, on the Content Types tab. |
AddAutomaticComponentTypes | Ignored. You configure this setting in the Page Template in Content Manager Explorer, on the Content Types tab. |
FormatAreaCss | Ignored |
BluePrinting | Ignored. You configure this setting in the slide-out navigation Settings screen in Content Manager Explorer or in Experience Manager, by selecting BluePrinting Context Settings. |
ComponentTypes | Ignored. You configure custom Content Types (as Component Types are now called) in a Publication in Content Manager Explorer, on the Content Types tab. |
Colors | Ignored. You configure border colors (and other border properties) in the slide-out navigation Settings screen. |
Start SiteEdit Component Presentation command
This command is still recognized by its old name, but has been renamed to Start Component Presentation.
| Property or subcommand | Status |
|---|---|
ID | Ignored |
ComponentID | Unchanged |
ComponentVersion | Ignored if ComponentModified is set. |
ComponentModified | New property: the timestamp of the last published version of the Component object. |
ComponentTemplateModified | New property: the timestamp of the last published version of the Component Template object. |
IsRepositoryPublished | New property: set to true if the Component was rendered with a Dynamic Component Template, false otherwise. This is regardless of whether the resulting Component Presentation was embedded on the Page or not. |
ComponentTemplateID | Unchanged |
SwapLabel | Ignored. The positioning of Component Presentations on the Web page no longer uses swapping, but rather insertion. |
IsQueryBased | Unchanged |
NewComponent | Ignored. You configure Component creation and set up entirely in Content Manager Explorer. |
Start SiteEdit Component Title Field command
This entire command is ignored. Experience Manager either generates the title of a new Component itself or prompts the user for it.
Start SiteEdit Component Field command
This command is still recognized by its old name, but has been renamed to Start Component Field.
| Property or subcommand | Status |
|---|---|
ID | Ignored |
IsMultiValued | Ignored |
XPath | Unchanged |
Start SiteEdit Promotion Region command
This entire command, and its subcommand "SiteEdit Start Query", are ignored. The functionality related to these commands is not yet implemented.