Glen,

Remember this from a while back, it needs a space or you could escape it
with {} notation.

eg

$text.get("macro.weblog.comments") [$commentCount]

or

${text.get("macro.weblog.comments")}[$commentCount]

Cheers Greg


On 17 November 2013 12:49, Glen Mazza <glen.ma...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Team,
>
> I'm trying to use the "Rolling" theme (http://code.google.com/a/
> apache-extras.org/p/roller-extras/wiki/Themes) on Roller trunk, it seems
> to work fine except for one issue.  Here's the standard 5.1 Basic theme's
> code (simplified) for the "Comments[x]" portion for a blog entry:
>
> <a href="$url.comments($entry.anchor)" 
> class="commentsLink">$text.get("macro.weblog.comments")
> [$commentCount]</a>
> (Note the single space right before the [$commentCount])
> works fine: Comments [0] <http://localhost:8080/roller/
> blogtwo/entry/test_blog_article#comments>
>
> The Rolling theme has this:
> <a href="$url.comments($entry.anchor)" class="commentsLink">$text.
> get("macro.weblog.comments")[$commentCount]</a>
> (No space before the [$commentCount])
> fails, outputs: $text.get("macro.weblog.comments")[$commentCount] <
> http://localhost:8080/roller/blogtwo/entry/test_blog_article#comments>
>
> If I insert the space in the Rolling theme, it works fine with Roller
> trunk.  I also tested this with Roller 3.1 and both the versions with and
> without the space work fine.  Is there a bug in the Roller trunk parser
> that incorrectly makes it require a space between 
> $text.get("macro.weblog.comments")
> and [$commentCount] (I would guess) or is there now a requirement for a
> space between fields, and the Roller alternate themes need updating as a
> result?
>
> Thanks,
> Glen
>
>

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