I'm pretty sure you just need to drop the extraneous brackets:
[% SWITCH myswitch;
CASE 'yes';
PROCESS yeserror;
END;
%]
[% BLOCK yeserror %]
Yes there was an error
[% END]
Ashley Hooper wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've searched the archives (and the net in general) for advice on
> this, but turned up nothing. Is it possible to use a PROCESS directive
> within a CASE clause?
>
> In this example, the template does not render, giving a blank page
> instead. If I remove the PROCESS directive entirely and replace it
> with raw text the template functions.
>
> i.e.
>
> [% SWITCH myswitch;
> CASE 'yes';
> [% PROCESS yeserror %]
> END;
> %]
>
> [% BLOCK yeserror %]
> Yes there was an error
> [% END]
>
>
> The goal is to use suitably-named BLOCKs (or another substitution
> method) for all blocks of text. This is so that we can
> programmatically extract them to display them in an HTML form to
> simplify translations to other languages, and particularly simplify
> ongoing updates to translations as the wording of English text blocks
> changes.
>
> The only problem seems to be when we embed PROCESS within SWITCH/CASE.
> Is this a known problem, and is there any workaround?
>
> Many thanks
> Howard
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