From: "Randal L. Schwartz" <[email protected]>>>>>> "Octavian" ==
Octavian Râsnita <[email protected]> writes:
>> Well, as I said, I also agree, but I couldn't find that recommended
>> way. Can you tell me the solution for storing complex documents that
>> include text, lists, tables, headings which doesn't use HTML?
If you mean to store documents that must be delivered opaquely
as a giant unchanged blob, then yes, that's data.
Yes, this is what I want to store.
But if there's any templating structure in them, you are violating
model vs view, and that will bite you big time later.
The only template directive I want to use is one that would make the data
really unchangeable.
I mean, if I would hard-code the html links, I would need to change all the
pages that contain links in case I would need to change the structure of the
site (for example run the web app in a virtual sub-directory than /).
So I want to define the links as
<a href="[% c.uri_for('/the/url') %]">The link label</a>
But I don't need to use other templating structure elements like FOR,
FOREACH, IF, ELSE, WHILE, BLOCK, MACRO, PROCESS, INCLUDE...
Anyway, this discussion was helpful because I found how to evaluate the TT
code from a variable and I also found that I might need to use another
formatting code like Textile, Markdown, BBCode for other reasons.
Thank you all for your help.
Octavian
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