One way of doing this would be using jx:set and jx:if in your template:
<jx:set var="lang" value="${cocoon.parameters.lang}"/>
Then at the point where you need the special tags:
<jx:if test="${lang == 'en'}">
<h:title-en/>
</jx:if
and so on for the other custom tags. Using jx:choose and jx:when would
of course work too.
I imagine there must be a more elegant way of solving the problem...
Hope that helps,
John
Sanket Pattekar wrote:
> I am using jx template generator.
>
> I am passing a parameter called language from cocoon sitemap. The
> values to this could be en, nl or some thing different.
>
> <map:generate type="jx" src="test/test.xml">
> <map:parameter
> name="lang" value="en"/>
> </map:generate>
>
> Based on the lang value I need to create a tag, for example if value
> is en, then I need to create a xml element called
>
> <h:title-en/>
>
> and if the lang value is nl, then I need to create a xml element called
>
> <h:title-nl/>
>
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