if the content in the config document is

 

</div>

 

how do I get that into the xpage so that it will render the includes?  I don't think this will work.

I am working on a content management system that will support user configurable "skins".  The admin side is going to be all oneuiv2 but the end user site needs to display based on html templates the content managers create.  The HTML template will be stored in a skin document  and will include all of the mark up that will display between the body tags.  The HTML template will need some way of saying "insert the left nav here and display it as a list" or "insert content text here"

 

 

Yeah, I tried that it just renders <xp:include pageName='testing.xsp'></xp:include> in the browser...

 

 

You can only use the xp:text to render HTML, not to inject XPages xp:tags into the source XML.  Remember that the XML "source" you place into the source pane of the XPage is interpreted and converted into a .java file, then compiled to a .class for execution on the server at design time. The XML tree is not re-parsed at run time. If you have finalized HTML, then you can use the xp:text...

 

You are going to have to "preplan" where you want to dynamically include content, then place the xp:include tags where you want to include content, then compute the which page to load at run time.  You can use the rendered and loaded attributes of the xp:include tag to turn on or off the rendering of a specific xp:include as well.