${addl_rqmt_id}
Contextually Aware Content
Table of Contents
| You can use macros in a Library Task to populate items that you want to be visible in all instances of the Task in every project. |
Prerequisites:
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Users must have the permission Global Roles→Customization→Customize content.
Available placeholders
The following placeholders are available for creating contextually aware content:
Placeholder |
Renders in Project As |
Applicable Library Form |
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SD Elements Additional Requirements identifier |
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${application_id} |
ID of the application associated with the SD Elements project |
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${business_unit_id} |
ID of the business unit associated with the SD Elements project |
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${howto_id} |
SD Elements How-To identifier |
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${problem_id} |
SD Elements problem identifier |
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${project_id} |
ID of the SD Elements project |
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${task_id} |
SD Elements task identifier |
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${user_email} |
Email address of SD Elements user currently logged in |
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${application_attribute_X} |
The value of a Custom Attribute for an Application where X is the slug of the Application Custom Attribute |
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${project_attribute_X} |
The value of a Custom Attribute for a Project where X is the slug of the Project Custom Attribute |
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Example
Add metadata placeholders to Tasks.
Steps:
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Open the Library→Tasks page.
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Search for a Task to edit, or create a new Task.
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Add one or more metadata placeholders to the Solution field.
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Click Save.
Within the context of a project, the Task’s solution will render appropriately:
