fmt in DTML vars- or, grouping Documents
Hi: I'm trying to create a DTML Document that displays a bunch of DTML Methods or Documents which contain HTML. When I view the 'master' page I see the raw HTML. I know it must be something with the fmt= , but I can't find it. Here is what I have: ------------------------- <h2>Section 1: Applications</h2> <dtml-var "apps.draft_1_dave" fmt="html"> <hr> <h2>Section 2: Network Access Devices</h2> <dtml-var "nad.draft_1_acd" fmt=html> ------------ what do I need to set fmt to so that the master Document reders the sub-methods/documents not as raw html, but as html text? when I set fmt to something, that is the text I see!! -andy diller
Andrew Diller wrote:
I know it must be something with the fmt= , but I can't find it.
No fmt is for things like dates, read the DTML Guide or the Zope Quick Reference at http://zdp.zope.org
Here is what I have: ------------------------- <h2>Section 1: Applications</h2> <dtml-var "apps.draft_1_dave" fmt="html">
<hr>
<h2>Section 2: Network Access Devices</h2> <dtml-var "nad.draft_1_acd" fmt=html>
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Try this, it might give what you want: <dtml-var "apps.draft_1_dave()"> Or to be more extreme and correct: <dtml-with apps> <dtml-var draft_1_dave> </dtml-with> cheers, Chris
--On Friday, May 12, 2000 10:32 PM +0100 Chris Withers <chrisw@nipltd.com> hammered on the keyboard:
Andrew Diller wrote:
I know it must be something with the fmt= , but I can't find it.
No fmt is for things like dates, read the DTML Guide or the Zope Quick Reference at http://zdp.zope.org
I'll read that- but I know that fmt="structured-text" will render out a structured text document!!!
Here is what I have: ------------------------- <h2>Section 1: Applications</h2> <dtml-var "apps.draft_1_dave" fmt="html">
<hr>
<h2>Section 2: Network Access Devices</h2> <dtml-var "nad.draft_1_acd" fmt=html>
------------
Try this, it might give what you want:
<dtml-var "apps.draft_1_dave()">
Ok, this errors-- it dosen't like the <dtml-var html_header> that is in all my documents.... but!
Or to be more extreme and correct: <dtml-with apps> <dtml-var draft_1_dave> </dtml-with>
this works (it just doubles up the headers)!!!1 That construction just dosen't make much sense to me... -andy Andrew Diller Info Systems and Computing, University of Pennsylvania NESS - USG x. 3-7360
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