Very briefly: Every template (page or component) has a model class. If nothing
is defined specifically in the template definition, the default component or
page template model classes are being used. You should now create your own
model class and configure your template to use it (add a "modelClass" attribute
and set it to the your model class full name). Now you can add a "public String
getPlainText()" method in the model class which does all the work by using the
HtmlToPlainText class. In your template you can call this method simply with
${model.plainText}.
Hope this helps you to get started!
-will
On 25.04.2014, at 10:40, "Mario Ammann (via Magnolia Forums)"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi will
>
> Thank your for your input. I just found a class "HtmlToPlainText" in mgnl,
> wich seems to replace Html-Code. Do you have an idea, how to call this
> function in FTL? Sorry, I'm a beginner.
>
> Mario
>
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