Aha, figured it out: I need to do
processTemplate(template);
String homeBlock = template.getBlock("homeBlock");
or actually
Template tpl = (Template) template.clone();
processTemplate(tpl);
String homeBlock = tpl.getBlock("homeBlock");
if I don't want to worry about it possibly resolving values whose
defaults I haven't overridden yet.
Is that pretty much the way to go?
-Steve
Steven Grimm wrote:
If I have a template with a block like this:
<r:b name="homeBlock">
<a href="${v EXIT:QUERY:home/}">Go Home</a>
</r:b>
and my element implementation does
String homeBlock = template.getBlock("homeBlock");
I get back the raw text of the block (a string that contains "${v
EXIT" etc.) How do I fetch the value of a block with all the values
rendered? Obviously if there are values that haven't been filled in
yet, those can't be rendered, but in this case the block doesn't
contain any such values.
-Steve
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