Why is that a problem? Simply make whatever part of the page is static
and should not be editable part of the template. This way editors would
be able to render only the paragraph.
If what you want is to have your web completely outside of Magnolia and
only stream in one paragraph from Magnolia then of course you need to
write the ajax piece that will retrieve it. If this is what you are
trying to do, look at the request used by Tools/Export to see how you
can construct your own http request that would retrieve page/paragraph
from Magnolia in xml format.
HTH,
Jan
On Tue, 2009-10-13 at 11:13 +0200, Robert Campbell wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We're looking at the Enterprise version of Magnolia, but it appears to
> be missing one key (for us) feature we require: being able to create
> and embed a Magnolia-managed page section. For example, perhaps I have
> a page with a header, three paragraphs, and a footer. I would like to
> make _only one_ paragraph on that page editable via Magnolia. Perhaps
> there is some JavaScript you need to embed on the page which onLoad
> will send an Ajax request to retrieve that paragraph contents from the
> Magnolia repository. Or perhaps we embed some JSP code (we're running
> a J2EE site) which does the retrieving.
>
> Is this possible? I suppose we could custom build this functionality,
> but does it exist in the base product or on any add-ons?
>
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