On 2004.09.09, Robert Seeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been putting some thought into what might be useful for a
> standard tag library for everyone to use. I thought I'd send in my
> current thoughts (along with a very small bit of implementation that
> I've written):
My votes:
<ns:var { get="var" | set="var" value="value" } />
<ns:if expr> body </ns:if>
<ns:loop name="var" { list="elements" | start="int" end="int" ?step="int=1"? |
query="name" }> body </ns:loop>
<ns:include file="pathname" />
<ns:query name="id" { pool="poolname" | handle="dbid" }> sql </ns:query>
I'm not sure if it's clear what I mean by providing this "description"
of the interface I'm suggesting, but I'd be happy to code these tags up
and give example uses to help illustrate.
-- Dossy
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