Hi Amit,
If the necessity to have an clear identification for your ftl on what
you when to rendering it, you can name your file like this :
mytemplate.html.ftl
Nicolas
Le 11/12/2017 à 19:14, Michael Brohl a écrit :
Hi Amit,
there seems to be a misunderstanding: ftl files are Freemarker
template files (hence the extension). They can contain any text and
also html or any other format along with the Freemarker language to
deal with dynamic data to be rendered. Using the Freemarker language
is optional.
If you want to render a plain html file, you can just fill your
template with the html. The output of the ftl file rendered by OFBiz
is send to the client's browser and diplayed there.
There is no need for an extra extension handled in the HtmlWidget.
Regards,
Michael
Am 11.12.17 um 17:00 schrieb Amit Gadaley:
Hello Everyone,
OFBiz only supports the rendering of *.ftl files in OFBiz screens.
*.ftl files are same as *.html files with richer capabilities but
sometimes
there are situations where a user needs to render only *.html files
instead
of *.ftl files.
I have debugged the code and figure out that method
'*renderHtmlTemplate*'
of HtmlWidget.java is responsible for rendering *.ftl files. I walked
through it and met with this condition:
if (location.endsWith(".ftl")) {
// render file
} else {
//return error
}
My proposal is to update this condition like this:
if (location.endsWith(".ftl") || location.endsWith(".html")) {
// render file
} else {
//return error
}
I have tested it and it is working fine. I don't see any harm in this
change.
Please share your inputs on this.
