[quote author=jrotering link=topic=49368.msg288158#msg288158 date=1273866140]
[[to customize the header, save your custom div structure in a chunk and pass the chunk name as the value of &customHeaderChunk]]
This will work now. When MODx doesn’t find the snippet, it will eat the tag (at the cost of a little processing time).
I do like your idea since it would be faster if MODx knew to just eat tags with a certain token.
Quote from: jrotering at May 14, 2010, 07:42 PM
[[to customize the header, save your custom div structure in a chunk and pass the chunk name as the value of &customHeaderChunk]]
This will work now. When MODx doesn’t find the snippet, it will eat the tag (at the cost of a little processing time).
I do like your idea since it would be faster if MODx knew to just eat tags with a certain token.
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Funny, I didn’t think of that! But yeah, if it were made formal and wouldn’t tax processing time, that would be even better.
two thumbs up, way up. great suggestion but maybe a way to let some pass through if necessary.
[[# This comment should never show up in html and is the default style of comment]]
[[#comment? &displayInHtml=`false`: This comment should also NOT show up in html!]]
[[#comment? &displayInHtml=`true`: This comment should show up in the rendered html]]
or some easier and less ’comment’ intrusive convention, but still allow them to pass through if needed....
....I sometimes mark templates with comments for customers.
I’m not sure I’ve fully understood the issue....anyway, to comment portions of code in tpl I use the straight Php comment tag {* this is commented out *} and it works with no problem.
I was looking for making comments in Chunck too.
For now I use the [[ ]] trick, but I agree a official comment tag would be great!
