Class AbstractPageLink

    • Field Detail

      • spaceKey

        protected String spaceKey
      • destinationPage

        protected @Nullable AbstractPage destinationPage
      • anchor

        protected String anchor
    • Method Detail

      • setUrlAndTitle

        protected void setUrlAndTitle​(PageContext pageContext)
      • isOnSamePage

        protected abstract boolean isOnSamePage​(PageContext pageContext)
      • getSpaceKey

        public String getSpaceKey()
      • getPageTitle

        public String getPageTitle()
      • generateUnencodedAnchor

        public static String generateUnencodedAnchor​(PageContext context,
                                                     String anchor)
        Generates a valid HTML5 anchor with a prefix added to the anchor name. No encoding (HTML or URL) is performed.

        The prefix is the title of the page currently being viewed or, if the page title is not available, the space key of the space in which the anchor resides.

        Used predominantly to generate an anchor in the format: #<title>-<anchor>

        For ease of documentation, I will use "page" to refer to content that can contain an anchor or anchor link.

        The title component of the anchor is normally the title of the page.

        However, when we render an anchor or an anchor link for a page that is included by another (via the include page macro) the title component is the title of the including page. This allows anchors links that have been declared on the including page to point to anchors declared on the included page.

        For example, say page "A" contains an include page macro that includes page "B". And say if the body of page B has an anchor declared on it <a name="foo">. Page A can link to this anchor using [#foo].

        If we are rendering an anchor that is several levels deep (that is, on a page, that is being included by page, that is being included by a page), the title component is assigned the title of the outer-most content's title. This is largely because PageContext.getOriginalContext() returns a reference to the top most context (PageContext does not maintain a stack of contexts).

        Parameters:
        context - the page object which the prefix (title) is derived from
        anchor - the string which the context-unique ID will be derived from
        Returns:
        the anchor (does not include the leading '#' symbol)
      • generateAnchor

        public static String generateAnchor​(PageContext context,
                                            String anchor)
        This method generates a HTML encoded anchor
        Parameters:
        context -
        anchor -
        Returns: