Andre Schubert writes:
> ... problem with names clashes from nested dtml-in loop ...
Your problem may be generalized:
<-- l1 and l2 are sequences -->
<dtml-in l1>
<dtml-in l2>
<-- here you need to access both components from both the
inner and the outer dtml-in
There may be a name clash between the two (implicite) loop variables
-->
</dtml-in l2>
</dtml-in l1>
You can use renaming to avoid any clashed.
I demonstrate it for "sequence-item".
<dtml-in l1>
<dtml-let outer_lv=sequence-item <-- ATTENTION: calls it! -->
>
<dtml-in l2>
...
<dtml-var outer_lv> <-- the outer loop value -->
<dtml-var sequence-item> <-- the inner loop value -->
...
</dtml-in l2>
</dtml-let>
</dtml-in l1>
If you want to prevent the outer loop value to be called,
you may use "_.getitem('sequence-item')" rathen than just
sequence-item.
Dieter
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