The variable contains the "<@COLUMN>" tag as its value, correct? Then you
want to stipulate ENCODING=METAHTML instead of ENCODING=NONE.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, James MacFarlane wrote:
> My page wasn't rendering properly, so I did a VIEW SOURCE and found a
> metatag that didn't resolve to its value:
>
> ..clr1{
> background-color : 216384;
> }
> ..bgclr{
> background-color : #<@COLUMN 'SiteSkin.SuggestionBoxColor'>;
> }
> ..bgclr2{
> background-color : EB0011;
>
>
> Now here's my source code. Note that I'm not using <@COLUMN> in my code, but
> it gets output to the page that way.
>
> ..clr1{
> background-color : @@textButtonColor;
> }
>
> ..bgclr{
> background-color : #<@VAR SuggestionBoxColor encoding=none>;
>
> }
> ..bgclr2{
> background-color : @@textButtonHighlightColor;
> }
>
>
> It doesn't make any sense!
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
>
> - James.
>
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