Inclusion test using <cms:include>

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	OpenCms 6.0 interactive documentation: Test for the 'cms:include' tag
[Alkacon Documentation] OpenCms Taglib docs Contents Documentation for the 'cms:user' tag Test for the 'cms:user' tag Documentation for the 'cms:property' tag Test for the 'cms:property' tag Documentation for the 'cms:link' tag Test for the 'cms:link' tag Documentation for the 'cms:label' tag Test for the 'cms:label' tag Documentation for the 'cms:include' tag * Test for the 'cms:include' tag Test for the 'cms:include' tag with parameters Documentation for the 'cms:template' tag Test for the 'cms:template' tag JSP page with two simple template elements Documentation for the 'cms:info' tag Test for the 'cms:info' tag Documentation for the 'cms:contentcheck' tag Documentation for the 'cms:contentload' tag Documentation for the 'cms:contentloop' tag Documentation for the 'cms:contentshow' tag [Source of this page]	Properties of the current and other files: Value of "Export": Value of "export": false Value of "Description": This very important tag allows you to include sub-elements on a page. These sub-elements can be cached, please see the FlexCache documentation for more details. (*) Value of "Title" of this element (test_tag_property.jsp): Test for the 'cms:property' tag Value of "Title" of parent file: Test for the 'cms:include' tag Value of "Title" of file test_tag_user.jsp: Test for the 'cms:user' tag
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(*) The value of this property is read from the file 'test_tag_property.jsp' in this example, since the file is a separately included sub-element with it's own properties.