Reputation: 30097
Is it possible to query portlet interior directly from web browser? Which URL I should use given a portlet name and web application name?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1031
Reputation: 3767
Like Julien Lafont hinted in another comment, Liferay adds two window states:
LiferayWindowState.EXCLUSIVE
)LiferayWindowState.POP_UP
)Exclusive
only outputs the portlet content, without any decoration, and without any proper html/js/css surroundings. It's useful for embedding in a DOM with those surroundings.
Popup
outputs the portlet content, surrounded by all html/js/css to properly display the portlet. Used to display portlets in a popup (iframe) for example.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 36767
AFAIK the whole point of portlets is to not generate standalone pages.
What you can do is make a page in liferay with your portlet occupying the whole page (which means apropriate theme and layout template) and pass a link to that.
Note that 'MAXIMIZED' portlet state will only maximize it to fill the portlet area in the theme, so you'll need a 'full screen' theme anyway.
Upvotes: 4