+1 ... although this might be a better thread for the dev mailing list.
Bottom line: never try to make your customers adjust their processes
& prerogatives to match your product/service, because that's how
bureaucracies conduct themselves.
On 17-12-11 08:00 AM, Amit Gadaley wrote:
Hello E
Yes we use that for JavaScript files we insert in screen for instance, like
nameIt.js.ftl
Jacques
Le 11/12/2017 à 21:12, Nicolas Malin a écrit :
Hi Amit,
If the necessity to have an clear identification for your ftl on what you when
to rendering it, you can name your file like this : mytemp
Hi Amit,
If the necessity to have an clear identification for your ftl on what
you when to rendering it, you can name your file like this :
mytemplate.html.ftl
Nicolas
Le 11/12/2017 à 19:14, Michael Brohl a écrit :
Hi Amit,
there seems to be a misunderstanding: ftl files are Freemarker
te
Ah, thanks very much for the explanation.
On 17-12-11 10:14 AM, Michael Brohl wrote:
Hi Amit,
there seems to be a misunderstanding: ftl files are Freemarker
template files (hence the extension). They can contain any text and
also html or any other format along with the Freemarker language t
Hi Amit,
there seems to be a misunderstanding: ftl files are Freemarker template
files (hence the extension). They can contain any text and also html or
any other format along with the Freemarker language to deal with dynamic
data to be rendered. Using the Freemarker language is optional.
If
Hello Everyone,
OFBiz only supports the rendering of *.ftl files in OFBiz screens.
*.ftl files are same as *.html files with richer capabilities but sometimes
there are situations where a user needs to render only *.html files instead
of *.ftl files.
I have debugged the code and figure out that m
