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If you are calling into the community from another application to crawl the boards ,you probably don't want to call a component on a page, but want to call either an API (Here's the REST API V2 getting started page and how to make a REST call via Freemarker section of that page) or an Endpoint.
If you want to share your component code though, I could possibly offer some advice on what you might want to try.
Thanks,
-Doug
I took the < and > off each line. One of the annoyances of this editor.
<ahref="https: community-stage.ext.hpe.com="" hpeb="" crawl_boards?board.id="alliancesblog" "=""><ahref="https: community-stage.ext.hpe.com="" hpeb="" crawl_boards?board.id="AroundtheStorageBlock" "=""><ahref="https: community-stage.ext.hpe.com="" hpeb="" crawl_boards?board.id="BehindthescenesatLabs" "="">a href="https://community-stage.ext.hpe.com/hpeb/crawl_boards?board.id=alliancesblog">Alliances Blog
a href="https://community-stage.ext.hpe.com/hpeb/crawl_boards?board.id=AroundtheStorageBlock">Around the Storage Block
a href="https://community-stage.ext.hpe.com/hpeb/crawl_boards?board.id=BehindthescenesatLabs">Behind the Scenes at Labs</ahref="https:></ahref="https:></ahref="https:>
Output is three clickable links:
Alliances Blog
Around the Storage Block
Behind the Scenes at Labs
but what I want is a page that just does them all (I have 19 blogs)
I've tried a couple of other versions (pseudo code)
#assign blog3 = a href="https://community-stage.ext.hpe.com/hpeb/crawl_boards?board.id=BehindthescenesatLabs"> />
p>Behind the Scenes at Labs:
${blog3}​
(missing some < and >)
This doesn't work at all.