On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Andy Wardley wrote:
> [% FOREACH product IN products; # loop through each product
> page = "${product.id}.html"; # construct product page URL
> PROCESS product/page # generate product page...
> FILTER redirect(page); # ...saving output to new file
> %]
<snip/>
> This page builds an index with links to each product page. Each product
> page is generated from the 'product/page' template and redirected to the
> appropriate file. The index template serves as both the generator of
> individual pages and also the index for the pages, thus killing two birds
> with one stone.
Last time I looked at this, the approach doesn't work when you use the
pre_process ttree directive to add a wrapper around your pages. I
routinely have a template, page.tt which contains the [% WRAPPER %]
directive, saving me from having to put it in each actual page template
but calling a page from within a page means that the wrapper never gets
called.
Is there a better idiom that would work in both cases ?
Simon.
--
"You've really gotta know where your towel is."
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