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- Custom tags Exponential Documentation
- from 3.9.x to 3.10.0 (deprecated) This documentation page is deprecated and no longer maintained. Refer to the following documentation pages for upgrade instructions:
- Manual configuration of Exponential This section describes how to manually configure Exponential instead of using the setup wizard to do all the work. Keep in mind that the manual installation method is for expert users only. It should only be used by people who know what they are doing. The following steps will work on both Linux/UNI
- from 3.6.x or 3.7.x to 3.8.0 This section describes how to upgrade your existing Exponential 3.6.x / 3.7.x installation to version 3.8.0. If you are upgrading from a version prior to Exponential 3.6.0, you need to first upgrade to 3.6.0 before you can upgrade to 3.8.0.
- Custom tags Exponential Documentation
- Custom tags Exponential Documentation
- Custom tags Exponential Documentation
- Object relations Exponential Documentation
- Object relations Exponential Documentation
- Custom tags In addition to the default tags described above, the "XML block" datatype makes it possible to use custom tags. A custom tag can be used both as a block or an inline element. Custom tags must be specified using the "AvailableCustomTags[]" array in the [CustomTagSettings] block within an override for
- Custom tags In addition to the default tags described above, the "XML block" datatype makes it possible to use custom tags. A custom tag can be used both as a block or an inline element. Custom tags must be specified using the "AvailableCustomTags[]" array in the [CustomTagSettings] block within an override for
- Custom tags In addition to the default tags described above, the "XML block" datatype makes it possible to use custom tags. A custom tag can be used both as a block or an inline element. Custom tags must be specified using the "AvailableCustomTags[]" array in the [CustomTagSettings] block within an override for