Is there Child / Sub Templates Support? {{> myOtherTpl}} #51
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This should work as you've written it. If not you can use a dynamic template. However see this issue #52 - you must explicitly specify data context for dynamic templates. Perhaps you also need to explicitly specify data context for sub templates too. |
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@zeroasterisk: Can you share which solution you have used? I'd love to have some infos on this 👍 |
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hi @zeroasterisk: same as @thebarty, It would be cool to know how you solve this stuff (have the same, tried with data context with no result :( ) Thanks ! |
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It was a typo, {{> childTemplate}} inclusion works (don't forget to do a SSR.compileTemplate('chilTemplate', Assets.getText('childTemplate.html')) before). Sorry for the noise ! |
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Hi @po-jo, Server code: SSR.compileTemplate('basicData', Assets.getText('contract/basicData.html'));
SSR.compileTemplate('main', Assets.getText('contract/main.html'));
var html_string = SSR.render('main', {
css: css,
contract: contract
});Template code: {{{getDocType}}}
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>MVMCo</title>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<style type="text/css">
{{css}}
</style>
</head>
<body class="body-contract-report">
<h1>{{ contract.code }}</h1>
{{> basicData contract=contract }}
</body>
</html>So I just render the "main" template and I expected that its child renders too, but it doesn't happen, only rendered the main template content. |
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Forget it man, it was because I had the "template" tag into the child template, but in the server templates it doesn't necessary. |
Is there Child / Sub Templates Support?
{{> myOtherTpl}}How do I set that up?
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