Reset the pw_id value from the session variable

• What does "use wrapper assigned for subsequent pages" mean ?  Are you classifying / targeting the different page types (i.e. donation page, registration page) to be wrapped on different wrappers per their specifc page types category? i.e. all the donation pages would use wrapper A while registration page would use wrapper B?  Or is this more of non page-type specific? (i.e. a donation page could use wrapper A, while another donation page could use wrapper B -- but they are all still categorically donation page)
  • Because (especially if this is the former that you are targetting page type) -- you might not need to have them put in different wrappers, but rather tap into the use of S tag conditional checking for page type value through [[S4]] tag and that conditional could be put within the same wrapper. You can use that targeting/conditionalizing for various purposes (governing the look and feel/rendering), or even put different snippets (tracking snippets that need to work only when one is currently on that page of that targetted type)
    
     
• What is the main reason that they want to use different wrappers? In most cases, this thing could be achieved by using the S-tag conditional to render things differently yet still use the same wrapper as opposed to having different wrappers for every little thing aside that they high maintenance, those wrappers are driven by their associated security categories -- you either have to set different security categories OR manually set pagewrapper overrides from the backend setting/property of each of this components you want it to render differently and individually.  
  • Of course you could still use the &pw_id=  if they are of the same categories, but that would mean you need to programatically target/append the pw_id for each of the pages that need to be having different wrapper (provided all of those subsequent pages are of the same security categories)  The wrapper will change every time you define that pw_id in the URL (cannot be set through U0 since this is not session variable) on the destination link that gets called by the browser to be the current destination/location to go.  But you are not always going to have that flexibility where you could build href links hence you need to inject that appended parameter sometimes programatically through javascript, or set override manually from the backend administration -- thus the potential high maintenance and laborious efforts.

Elizabeth Makayed:

We have a case where the client wants to assign a variable wrapper to a teamraiser donation page. However, all other pages in that session should maintain their assigned wrappers.

We set the wrapper with a url parameter: /site/TR?pg=entry&fr_id=xxxx&pw_id=AAAA. However, this wrapper id is set in the session and all subsequent pages have this wrapper set. Is there a way to reset the system session variable for the page wrapper, so all subsequent pages use the wrapper assigned to them? We tried [[U0:pw_id=]], but that doesn't seem to work.