Hi Jean-Marie,
you can achieve this by structuring your template a bit, for example:
<html>
<body>
<r:v name="val1"/>
<r:b name="block1">stuff</r:b>
<!-- don't display this --
<r:b name="block2">more stuff</r:b>
-->
</body>
</html>
If you want the comment tag to be stripped when it's printed through
RIFE, you can do this:
<html>
<body>
<r:v name="val1"/>
<r:b name="block1">stuff</r:b>
<r:b name="stripthis"><!-- don't display this --
<r:b name="block2">more stuff</r:b>
--></r:b>
</body>
</html>
Where "stripthis" is any block ID that you don't actually use, but
that will simply be removed when RIFE prints out the template.
Hope this helps.
Geert
On 15 Jan 2007, at 12:38, Jean-Marie Galliot wrote:
Changing from <!--V to <r:b notation, at a second thought, won't
change
anything since the contents of the block is still outside of the
tag pair.
Frankly I don't see any solution.
Jean-Marie Galliot wrote:
Hi Geert,
One of the thing which appealed to me in Rife was the fact that I
hate the
jsp tag-soup.
I wanted to have a templating system which allow web designer to
visualize
pages in their editor and browser without being obliged to start the
server.
Tapestry and Wicket also offered this kind of "non intrusive"
instrumentation of web pages.
I thought it was also the case for Rife as I saw at a first glance
that
the tags (at least the first version of them) was HTML-Comment like.
But, I realize that when I define two or three blocks as alternative
values for a "value" tag, those three blocks appear if I open a
browser
and try to pre-visualize the page.
Is there a way to prevent some of them to appear in the browser?
Do you think that coding them as <r:b> instead of <!--B> is a
sound and
safe solution to that problem?
Beside that I would say that I love the templating system which
allow to
really keep presentation and business logic separate.
Thanks
Jean-Marie
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