> On 23 Aug 2018, at 07:26, Sanjeev Devireddy <devireddy.sanj...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> This is a bit tricky but it can be done with ui:parse. Here is an example:
>
> <ui:group let:tagName="Indian_Ocean">
> <ui:parse ui:xml="true" ui:str="<{= ?tagName }/>”/>
> </ui:group>
>
> The ui:str argument must be a complete XML element, so if you want any
> content inside <Indian_Ocean/>, then the start tag, content and end tag have
> to be assembled into a single string variable that is then passed to ui:parse.
>
>
> The above ui:parse element throws SAXParseException, The value of attribute
> "ui:str" associated with an element type "ui:parse" must not contain the '<'
> character. Could you please check?
>
There is a mistake in my snippet.
The closing double-quote of the ui:str attribute is a typographic quote: ”
But it needs to be a straight quote: "
(My email app has a tendency to replace straight quotes with typographic
quotes, and I didn’t notice it happening here.)
Richard
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