On Thu, 2007-08-30 at 14:00 +0100, Steve Glover wrote:
> Ah! I didn't realise I could use those to control setting of a page text
> variable. So in general I can have templates that have:
>
> (:if false:)
> (:if date tomorrow.. "{$Title}" :)
> When: future
Looks like I spoke too soon. I was testing what happened to these pages
before adding this to a whole group...
If I have three pages containing
=START=
(:if false:)
Date: {(ftime fmt="%Y%m%d" when="{$Title}")}
(:if date ..yesterday "{$:Date}" :)
When: past
(:if date today "{$:Date}" :)
When: today
(:if date tomorrow.. "{$:Date}" :)
When: future
This is the {$:When}
==END==
and name them News/2007-08-29-past, News/2007-08-30-present and
News/2007-08-31-future...
I get "This is the future" as text on all three pages, but each page has
appended to it the appropriate one of "When: past", "When: present" or
"When: future" below the end of the page.
This is odd enough, but for the "future" page, the content repeats
itself after the "When: future" bit.
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