tensh |
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Hi;
I can easily include one template file: {FILE "plugins/myplug/functions/tpl/master.tpl"} But what if the contents of this file are like this: <!-- IF {FUNIDTXT} == "myfunction" --> {FILE "plugins/myplug/functions/tpl/myfunction.tpl"} <!-- ENDIF --> It looks like the IF statement is interpreted, but instead including another file, the text {FILE "plugins/myplug/functions/tpl/myfunction.tpl"} is returned. Is inability to nest template inclusion an expected thing? I just want to make something like a "subplugin" thing, which generates the master tpl depending on the functions in the system (database). |
Trustmaster |
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The way FILE works is really simple, so it doesn't look for FILEs within the included FILE. I can make it support nested FILEs for the price of a bit of perfromance (as always).
May the Source be with you!
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tensh |
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I think it's not neccessary.
I have just solved it by just defining a new template in the wrapper function with a filename dependant on subfunction params. |