Re: JXTemplate problem

[Christopher Oliver]

It only fails with literal values (i.e. outside of #{} and ${}). I've 
just checked in a fix. Until you get that, as a workaround, you can do this:

<jx:set var="label" value="#{1}">

Note also that the way you increment the counter below won't work. 
Probably what you want is this:

<jx:set var="label" value="#{1 + $label}"/>



Antonio Gallardo wrote:

Christopher Oliver dijo:
 

It's a bug. I'll commit a fix shortly.
   

I wondered why tring to use the same approach to make a "counter" does not
work:
<jx:set var="label" value="1"/>
<jx:forEach ....>
 <jx:out value="#{$label}"/>
 <jx:set var="label" value="1 + #{$label}"/>
</jx:forEach ....>
Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo

 

Mariusz Sieraczkiewicz wrote:

   

<jx:set var="label" value="Log out"/>
<jx:out value="#{$label}"/>
just like in Useedocs article,
doesn't work. I have <jx:out value="#{$label}"/> with an empty value.
It works properly when only JXPath expression is used
(value="#{myData}").
Everytime I use anything else I get an empty value.
Is it a bug or do I use it incorrectly?
Regards

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