Oliver Dohmen wrote:
Hi,
only a short note.
Point them to the alternative Tag Versions with "[! /]", because it dont
mess up the other tags and make it easier to read.
For me the language is very clear and only uses minimalistic markup.
That makes my templates more readable and i don`t mess
it up with script code or noisy markup. If you have to work with
designers, they are very glad if they do not need to learn a bunch of
tags or
anything else. Extra Attributes in Tags are only usefull, if they don`t
confuse the designer tools.
cu odo
The great thing I like when writing pages with RIFE tags is that I can
define a common "structure.html" file with V to mark regions on the
page. Then, in my other pages, I just include the common
"structure.html" and define the content of those V-marked regions with
BV tags.
For example:
structure.html
<body>
<h1><!--V 'title'--><!--/V--></h1>
</body>
login.html
<!--BV 'title'-->Login<!--/BV-->
By doing this, all the pages other than structure.html become pure
content definitions. So I mess with HTML in only one file. For the rest,
I simply define the content. Tapestry can't do that.
Eddy
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