Hi Marcus, \[!V (the backslash)
means that the template tag is escaped and not processed. RIFE/Crud uses templates to create new templates on-the-fly.
In a regular application you can achieve this easily with the BV tag. The logic is simple:
* values provide place holders for content * blocks provide content that can include values So a value: <!--V 'myvalue'/--> can get a default value by adding the BV tag like this: <!--BV 'myvalue'-->some <!--V 'other'/--> content<!--/BV--> Hope this helps. Best regards, Geert On 6-feb-06, at 18:24, Pazu wrote:
Is there an *easy* way to use a value tag to form the name of another value tag? Something like what I've found in RIFE/Crud templates: <col width="\[!V 'L10N:column_width-[!V 'property'/]']*\[!/V]" /> I've tried to do something similar in my project, to no avail. It seems RIFE/Crud does some magic transforming these templates to make them work. -- Marcus _______________________________________________ Rife-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.uwyn.com/mailman/listinfo/rife-users
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