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include xsp in other xsp? (logicsheets?)
Happy new year,
I have multiple xsp files which are then chewed and styled to produce
html. Unfortunately a lot of the XSP files have repeat code in them. Is
it possible for me to store this repeating code separately and then call
it when needed. I have been told that logic sheets maybe the answer but
I don't know how to implement it? Do create a separate xsp file with the
code in and use a namespace in the calling xsp file??
Any help and simple to follow instructions would be much appreciated.
Sharat Koya
Sxk99c@cs.nott.ac.uk
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Re: include xsp in other xsp? (logicsheets?)
Posted by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org>.
sxk99c@Cs.Nott.AC.UK wrote:
> Happy new year,
>
> I have multiple xsp files which are then chewed and styled to produce
> html. Unfortunately a lot of the XSP files have repeat code in them. Is
> it possible for me to store this repeating code separately and then call
> it when needed. I have been told that logic sheets maybe the answer but
> I don't know how to implement it? Do create a separate xsp file with the
> code in and use a namespace in the calling xsp file??
That's what a logicsheet is!
You have to write it in a stylesheet (because the generator is created by
applying a succession of stylesheets for all the logicsheets), and add the
entry to the cocoon.xconf.
>
> Any help and simple to follow instructions would be much appreciated.
Sorry, I don't have enough time to write one out for you. Check the docs
for how to write logicsheets, and that should get you started.
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