So.. Meta documentation is shows an include that has "path".
Can you provide me with the url for this (it's incorrect and needs to be updated).
But if you drill down further it never mentions it again. I assume that this is legacy and doesn't work anymore?
It was the initial approach before the repository was introduced. In
principal you can define a <source>[URL]</source> as a child element
withing a container an <include ...>.
For example:
<include name="fred"> <source>http://dpml.net/merlin/tutorial/hello.block</source> </include>
Under the 3.2 release you could use a file url but keep in mind that the url would need to be absolute (and this is why it isn't documented). Under the Merlin CVS HEAD I've just updated this so that you can use a relative path.
For example:
<include name="fred"> <source>conf/hello.block</source> </include>
However, keep in mind that the usage of relative file references means that your block definition is no-longer standalone (which has implications of portability and reuse of the block).
Cheers, Stephen.
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