yes, you've misunderstood me (maybe cause my english).
i add an example of what i want <tmpl_skip> tag to do:
TEMPLATE BEFORE PARSING:
bla bla bla
<tmpl_var message1>
bla bla bla
<tmpl_skip>
<tmpl_var message2>
<tmpl_loop results>
<tmpl_var site> - <tmpl_var url>
</tmpl_loop>
</tmpl_skip>
bla bla bla
METHOD CALL:
$tmpl->param(
message1 =>'parse this',
message2 =>'dont parse this', # useless
);
TEMPLATE AFTER PARSING:
bla bla bla
parse this
bla bla bla
<tmpl_var message2>
<tmpl_loop results>
<tmpl_var site> - <tmpl_var url>
</tmpl_loop>
bla bla bla
END
Now i can use it as a template (in previous message i explain why i need
this).
bye
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
