Re: can't get the value of some variables in Velocity!!!

James, See below. James Wang wrote: >in my Velocity template files,I always use some code: >... > >$skin.TitleBackgroundColor > Not all skins define TitleBackgroundColor >$ui.sansSerifFonts > I do not know about this one. > >... > >but these variables always cannot be displayed >correctly in my

can't get the value of some variables in Velocity!!!

in my Velocity template files,I always use some code: ... $skin.TitleBackgroundColor $ui.sansSerifFonts ... but these variables always cannot be displayed correctly in my portlet,so there is a lot of mistake in my html file. what's the reason?how to correct it? ___

RE: variables in Velocity

> Also, users can customize their own pages. So before you roll > this into > production, TEST, TEST, and, then TEST Ok, I will do that. Thank you again, Paul. Matt -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: variables in Velocity

Matthias, Wimmer, Matthias wrote: > Thank you Paul, > > it works. I did it with user.getTemp(...). Why should I be careful to use > this approach? 1) More then one controller can display content on a page. This may not be easy to configure today. 2) Of their are several layers of tab, or ma

RE: variables in Velocity

Thank you Paul, it works. I did it with user.getTemp(...). Why should I be careful to use this approach? Matthias > -Original Message- > From: Paul Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 10:26 PM > To: Jetspeed Users List > Subject: R

Re: variables in Velocity

Matthias, Wimmer, Matthias wrote: > Hi, > > while the portal page is rendered it makes use of various VM files. Let's > say controller.vm and portlet.vm. As the portlet is inside of the > controller, the controller's VM-file is rendered first, isn't it? Yes, the controller is rendered before

variables in Velocity

Hi, while the portal page is rendered it makes use of various VM files. Let's say controller.vm and portlet.vm. As the portlet is inside of the controller, the controller's VM-file is rendered first, isn't it? This is my problem: I would like to set a variable inside of controller.vm and read i