On 15-01-2010 at 16:07:45 Peter Niederlag <pe...@niederlag.de> wrote:
I want to explore the possibilities of macros. Using a metal:define-macro INSIDE my template works as expected. However I fail to use a macro defined in another file. Trying to access the same macro from another template by 'metal:use-macro="file.xhtml/mymacro"' unfortunatly fails. :-< It seems to me that the generated template tries to call a 'tpl_4b5072d9_functions__hdJL174SgV8j9WAXA4fLmw_mymacro()' but the generated file has written this function into 'tpl_4b5072d9_functions__hdJL174SgV8j9WAXA4fLmw()' Note that the '_maymacro' part is missing here. Does anybody have an example on using macros in "external" files that is working? Or could it be there is a bug?
The external file has to have element with appropriate metal:define-macro attribute.
In your case file.xhtml is expected to have <foo metal:define-macro="mymacro">.
You can't simply call entire file as macro. -- regards, Kornel _______________________________________________ PHPTAL mailing list PHPTAL@lists.motion-twin.com http://lists.motion-twin.com/mailman/listinfo/phptal
