the docs say about "tal:condition" that the block will only be shown
if the expression evaluates to true...
but I don't find the info if I couldn't easily compare a var to a
string?
should I always revert to php: stringname == 'value' ?
Something like
Your
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This should do it:
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2009/8/31 GRolf
> the docs say about "tal:condition" that the block will only be shown
> if the expression evaluates to true...
>
> but I don't find the info if I couldn't easily compare a var to a
> string?
>
> should I always revert to php: s
2009/8/31 Ionut Matei
> This should do it:
>
>
> Your username is unknown
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Sorry, I was wrong, I should have added "php:"
http://phptal.org/manual/en/split/conditional.html -- it says: "*These
operators can be used only in php: expressions. *"
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wondering about yet another thing
is it somehow possible to nest a "define-slot" in a "fill-slot" ?
I have
...header etc...
...footer etc...
and
...main content goes here...
... would like to define a new slot here ... is that possible?
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On 31.08.2009, at 15:22, GRolf wrote:
the docs say about "tal:condition" that the block will only be shown
if the expression evaluates to true...
but I don't find the info if I couldn't easily compare a var to a
string?
should I always revert to php: stringname == 'value' ?
Yes. That's fin
On 31.08.2009, at 17:06, GRolf wrote:
wondering about yet another thing
is it somehow possible to nest a "define-slot" in a "fill-slot" ?
You can fill a slot by calling macros which have their own slots:
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regards, Kornel
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