cms:view
FollowPortlet name: cms:view
Description/Purpose: To display a view that has been designed in the backoffice. Views can be displayed by letting the platform emit a standard HTML or by using the cms:field tag in a custom HTML layout. Depending on the type view (Report, Edit, Search or Print) being displayed, different attributes are available. Some attributes that are common to all types of view are documented below
Sub-tags: cms:field
Attributes
| Nome attributo | Tipo | Descrizione |
| ID | Text | The ID assigned to the name and ID attributes of the HTML control |
| Tagname | Text | The tagname of the view to display. This must match the name used in the backoffice. |
| SecurityGroup | Text | The name of the group/user/profile to use instead of the logged-in user to determine the visibility of elements extracted by this view (applied to the main entity) |
| DANGER_DataBreachRisk_BypassRowLevelSecurity | Boolean | When set to "true", disables the automatic per-user filter on sensitive data (CVs, cover letters, job alerts, saved jobs, user profiles). By default, each cms:view portlet only shows the candidate their own data. Enabling this parameter causes the view to display all records without restrictions. Every usage is recorded in the system log. Use only for specific configurations that intentionally require unfiltered data access. |
| IgnorePublishedVacanciesFilter | Boolean | When set to "true", displays all vacancies in the account, including those not yet published or already retired. By default, public pages show only active vacancies. Typically, an initial filter is set in the view to select which statuses to display. |
| IgnorePublishedCareerSiteFilter | Boolean | When set to "true", displays vacancies published on any career site in the account, not only those associated with the current site. By default, each career site shows only its own linked vacancies. |
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