Indeed that ’s it ... what I wonder about is why you can only use @CODE when using the ditto snippet in another snippet through runSnippet .. and not in a regular call
?
like this :
[!Ditto? &id=`test` &parents=`8,23` &depth=`1` &display=`all` &tpl=`@CODE:[+id+], ` &debug=`1`!]
I tried many times, but i always get
"&tpl either does not contain any placeholders or is an invalid chunk name, code block, or filename. Please check it."
It does contain placeholder ....
looking in template.class.inc.php (included in assets/snippets/dito/classes directory I see:
function fetch($tpl){
global $modx;
$template = "";
if ($modx->getChunk($tpl) != "") {
$template = $modx->getChunk($tpl);
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 6) == "@FILE:") {
$template = $this->get_file_contents(substr($tpl, 6));
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 6) == "@CODE:") {
$template = substr($tpl, 6);
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 5) == "@FILE") {
$template = $this->get_file_contents(trim(substr($tpl, 5)));
} else if(substr($tpl, 0, 5) == "@CODE") {
$template = trim(substr($tpl, 5));
} else {
$template = $this->language['missing_placeholders_tpl'];
}
return $template;
}
So I think it should work ...
but i think it goes wrong at line 38 of the same file ...
function process($template) {
if (!isset($template["base"])) {
$template["base"] = $template["default"];
} else {
unset($template["default"]);
}
foreach ($template as $name=>$tpl) {
if(!empty($tpl) && $tpl != "") {
$templates[$name] = $this->fetch($tpl);
}
}
$fieldList = array();
foreach ($templates as $tplName=>$tpl) {
$check = $this->findTemplateVars($tpl);
if (is_array($check)) {
$fieldList = array_merge($check, $fieldList);
} else {
switch ($tplName) {
case "base":
$displayName = "tpl";
break;
case "default":
$displayName = "tpl";
break;
default:
$displayName = "tpl".$tplName;
break;
}
$templates[$tplName] = str_replace("[+tpl+]",$displayName,$this->language["bad_tpl"]);
}
}
