Class SxcGlobalCms
Global Content-Management System on the $2sxc.cms.
It is only available if the page is in edit mode / the page feature 2sxc.JsCms has been activated.
The $2sxc.cms API
The $2sxc.cms object is the core JavaScript API to perform CMS actions such as opening edit-dialogs etc. As of now (v9.30 - v13) it only has 1 command run(...) but will be enhanced in the future to do more.
You need this in advanced use cases. otherwise you don't need this. Such advanced cases are:
- when you create custom JS buttons to start a content-management action
How to use v12.10 and newer
2sxc 12.10 enhanced the cms.run(params: RunParamsWithContext) to accept an object with parameters.
This makes it easier to reliably pass in optional parameters, and also supports the use of Workflow Steps.
👉 Learn more in the Cms-Run Docs.
Package: Api.Js.SxcJs
Methods
run(HTMLElement, CommandParams, MouseEvent)
Run a command within a specific context.
The $2sxc.cms API
The $2sxc.cms object is the core JavaScript API to perform CMS actions such as opening edit-dialogs etc. As of now (v9.30 - v13) it only has 1 command run(...) but will be enhanced in the future to do more.
You need this in advanced use cases. otherwise you don't need this. Such advanced cases are:
- when you create custom JS buttons to start a content-management action
How to use v12.10 and newer
2sxc 12.10 enhanced the cms.run(params: RunParamsWithContext) to accept an object with parameters.
This makes it easier to reliably pass in optional parameters, and also supports the use of Workflow Steps.
👉 Learn more in the Cms-Run Docs.
Declaration
function run<T>(tag: HTMLElement, commandParams: CommandParams, event?: MouseEvent)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HTMLElement | tag |
The context providing tag - an HTML tag inside a module/content-block |
| CommandParams | commandParams |
an object containing the the command-params as well as the command-name (action) |
| MouseEvent | event |
Optional mouse-event which allows the command to do some optimizations for that case - like a mouse-click |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Promise<void | T> | A promise which triggers when the command has completed. |
run(HTMLElement, string, CommandParams, MouseEvent)
Run a command within a specific context.
The $2sxc.cms API
The $2sxc.cms object is the core JavaScript API to perform CMS actions such as opening edit-dialogs etc. As of now (v9.30 - v13) it only has 1 command run(...) but will be enhanced in the future to do more.
You need this in advanced use cases. otherwise you don't need this. Such advanced cases are:
- when you create custom JS buttons to start a content-management action
How to use v12.10 and newer
2sxc 12.10 enhanced the cms.run(params: RunParamsWithContext) to accept an object with parameters.
This makes it easier to reliably pass in optional parameters, and also supports the use of Workflow Steps.
👉 Learn more in the Cms-Run Docs.
Declaration
function run<T>(tag: HTMLElement, action: string, params?: CommandParams, event?: MouseEvent)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HTMLElement | tag |
The context providing tag - an HTML tag inside a module/content-block |
| string | action |
command-name (action) |
| CommandParams | params |
an object containing the the command-params |
| MouseEvent | event |
Optional mouse-event which allows the command to do some optimizations for that case - like a mouse-click |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Promise<void | T> | A promise which triggers when the command has completed. |
run(HTMLElement, string, MouseEvent)
Run a command within a specific context.
The $2sxc.cms API
The $2sxc.cms object is the core JavaScript API to perform CMS actions such as opening edit-dialogs etc. As of now (v9.30 - v13) it only has 1 command run(...) but will be enhanced in the future to do more.
You need this in advanced use cases. otherwise you don't need this. Such advanced cases are:
- when you create custom JS buttons to start a content-management action
How to use v12.10 and newer
2sxc 12.10 enhanced the cms.run(params: RunParamsWithContext) to accept an object with parameters.
This makes it easier to reliably pass in optional parameters, and also supports the use of Workflow Steps.
👉 Learn more in the Cms-Run Docs.
Declaration
function run<T>(tag: HTMLElement, action: string, event?: MouseEvent)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HTMLElement | tag |
The context providing tag - an HTML tag inside a module/content-block |
| string | action |
command-name (action) |
| MouseEvent | event |
Optional mouse-event which allows the command to do some optimizations for that case - like a mouse-click |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Promise<void | T> | A promise which triggers when the command has completed. |
run(RunParamsWithContext)
Run a command within a specific context - mostly for internal use.
The $2sxc.cms API
The $2sxc.cms object is the core JavaScript API to perform CMS actions such as opening edit-dialogs etc. As of now (v9.30 - v13) it only has 1 command run(...) but will be enhanced in the future to do more.
You need this in advanced use cases. otherwise you don't need this. Such advanced cases are:
- when you create custom JS buttons to start a content-management action
How to use v12.10 and newer
2sxc 12.10 enhanced the cms.run(params: RunParamsWithContext) to accept an object with parameters.
This makes it easier to reliably pass in optional parameters, and also supports the use of Workflow Steps.
👉 Learn more in the Cms-Run Docs.
Declaration
function run<T>(runParams: RunParamsWithContext)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RunParamsWithContext | runParams |
The complete run params with a context |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Promise<void | T> | A promise which triggers when the command has completed. |