Re: [CFORMS] HTML in field

[Antonio Gallardo]

Hi Jason,

You are right! It works as expected. For the records it works in both 
ways with and without the <jx:out/>.

My problem seems to be more related to call the jxtemplate generator using:

PipelinesUtils.processToStream();

Sorry for the loud.

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo.

Jason Johnston escribió:
Jason Johnston escribió:
    
Hi Jason,

I tried this second option for the old JXTemplate and I was unable to
see it working: Here is a non working test:

<jx:set var="xhtmlContentTest" value="&lt;html&gt; Hello &lt;b&gt;
world! &lt;/b&gt; &lt;/html&gt;"/>
    <jx:out
value="${Packages.org.apache.cocoon.xml.StringXMLizable(xhtmlContentTest)}"/>

What I am doing wrong?
        
Hmm, looks OK to me.  The only thing I can think is that maybe you're
using JX without flow(script?)... I seem to remember reading somewhere
that you can only get access to Java classes if invoked from flow.

      
Hi Jason,

Thanks for the quick response. :-)

I am using flow for calling the jxtemplate.
    

Well that shoots down that theory ;-)

I checked some of my own code where this is working and see only these
differences:

1) The jx:set uses an expression to set its value rather than just a
literal value.  It seems both should produce a String, so this probably
isn't significant.

2) I do not use jx:out, but just write the jexl expression out as a text
node.  I thought the two are intended to behave the same, but perhaps not.

Here's my code snippet that is working:

<jx:set var="content" value="#{concat('&lt;div>', comment-content,
'&lt;/div>')}" />
${Packages.org.apache.cocoon.xml.StringXMLizable(content)}

--Jason


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