Thanks All.
I guess the <%# version is what I really need. I have a rather long
dryml page with many different list sections and I need to be able to
visually separate them in the code; I don't need the separation in the
html -- I kept missing the section I needed to change and then had to
*wait over 5 minutes *for the page to render (in development mode). I
dropped back to a single <!-- this is my comment --> line separated from
the rest of the code by blank lines to give my eyes a rest.
Don Z.
P.S. I have no idea where the repeat of my original post came from. It
showed up well after all the responses.
On 9/13/2011 11:03 AM, Bryan Larsen wrote:
DRYML has to be valid XML, which is stricter than HTML. If I
remember correctly, you need an even number of dashes in XML.
I generally prefer the<%# ... %> comment form, and only use<!-- ...
--> when I want the comments to be visible in the generated HTML.
Bryan
On Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Donald R. Ziesig<[email protected]> wrote:
<!------------------------>
<!-- This is my comment -->
<!------------------------>
The parser fails and reports the following unconsumed characters:
<!-- This is my comment --> <!------------------------>
I have used comments like this in .html.erb in RoR, but I think this is the
first time I tried it in a .dryml file.
Comments anyone?
Don Z.
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