Hi.
I've seen a few threads about binding attribute values, but none of
the solutions seem relevant for my problem. I am a Lift and Scala
beginner, so I'm most likely missing something obvious.
I have the following template:
<lift:foo.myFoos>
<foos:list>
<div id="foo_foo:id">
...
</div>
</foos:list>
</lift:foo.myFoos>
and here is the piece of my Foo snippet to do with binding:
def myFoos(xhtml : NodeSeq) : NodeSeq = foos.flatMap(foo =>
bind("foo", chooseTemplate("foos", "list", xhtml),
"id" -> foo.id,
...))
What I want is for the id attribute in the div in the template to be
given the value foo_1, foo_2, etc, depending on the value of foo.id in
the snippet. What I get is foo_foo:id (and removing the 'foo_' part
doesn't change anything).
Can anybody help?
Regards,
Lance
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