Sending values to a #parsed template...

[Rodrigo Reyes <ro...@instaservi.com>]

Hi
    I am using the #parse directive and I need to pass some variables to the
template which is being parsed. The code I am using is:

#macro (FE_textline $element)
 #set($label = $element.getAttributeValue("label"))
 #set($description = $element.getAttributeValue("description"))
 #set($name = $element.getAttributeValue("name"))
 #set($value = $element.getAttributeValue("value"))
 #set($size = $element.getAttributeValue("size"))
 #set($maxlength = $element.getAttributeValue("maxlength"))
 #parse("$widgetsPath/FE_textline.html")
#end

    Still, the parsed template is not recognizing the variables. Am I doing
something wrong here? Thanx...

Rodrigo



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Re: Sending values to a #parsed template...

[Ch...@dlr.de]

Yup
Si Señor
Ja
Oui
Da

Rodrigo Reyes wrote:
> So, is the context shared between the father template and the parsed one?
> 
> Rodrigo
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Re: Sending values to a #parsed template...

[Rodrigo Reyes <ro...@instaservi.com>]

So, is the context shared between the father template and the parsed one?

Rodrigo



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Re: Sending values to a #parsed template...

[Ch...@dlr.de]

Hola,

I suggest to take a look into the log. I guess that your $element is invalid...
Also try adding a debugging output with
   $element.class.name

I also suggest to try the #local directive from
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-velocity/whiteboard/geir/Local.java?rev=HEAD
See usage embedded below (but also note that Vel must be configured
to know that it exists).

Geir, could the local directive be extended to take an empty set, and
herewith forcing all new variables into a nested context?

Saludos,
Christoph

Rodrigo Reyes wrote:
> Hi
>     I am using the #parse directive and I need to pass some variables to the
> template which is being parsed. The code I am using is:
> 
> #macro (FE_textline $element)
    #local( $label $description $name $value $size $maxlength )
>  #set($label = $element.getAttributeValue("label"))
>  #set($description = $element.getAttributeValue("description"))
>  #set($name = $element.getAttributeValue("name"))
>  #set($value = $element.getAttributeValue("value"))
>  #set($size = $element.getAttributeValue("size"))
>  #set($maxlength = $element.getAttributeValue("maxlength"))
>  #parse("$widgetsPath/FE_textline.html")
    #end
> #end
> 
>     Still, the parsed template is not recognizing the variables. Am I doing
> something wrong here? Thanx...
> 
> Rodrigo

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