the value of ditto parameter tpl

Hi, Guys. How to use the @CODE which can output the html string in Ditto syntax? Please give me an syntax example. Thanks very much.

hi,

something like

pretty basic but put whatever html and placeholders you want between `@CODE and `

have swing

Syntax01: This works.
Syntax02: This does't work.
Syntax03: This works.
Why when the string behind the @CODE include the ",= parameters it doesn't work?
[ed. note: welkang last edited this post 14 years, 4 months ago.]

The MODX Evolution parser can't handle equal signs (or ampersands) inside the backticks.

Thanks very much.
There is a situation that I want to iterate some simple like img elements html string through the Ditto snippet, I must to creat a chunk which only included the little codes. I think this is not very convenient for us. Is there any easy way to do this?
I'm a evolution version user.

There are two ways you can include computed values in your template, PHx and config files. Without more details, such as what the input variables for selecting the images are, it's difficult to say what would suit your purpose better.

PHx is in common use, and is well documented in the Wiki and in RTFM. Ditto includes its own copy of PHx, so no there's need to install the plugin. See also http://www.pogwatch.com/ditto/ditto-phx.html

A config file allows you to use computed parameters through a PHP file. Include a Ditto parameter such as &config=`myTpl`, and Ditto will assign parameter values according to the code in the file /assets/snippets/ditto/configs/myTpl.config.php. See http://www.pogwatch.com/ditto/ditto-config.html for more on using config files.

:) KP

Quote from: kp52 at Jun 18, 2012, 03:53 AM

A config file allows you to use computed parameters through a PHP file. Include a Ditto parameter such as &config=`myTpl`, and Ditto will assign parameter values according to the code in the file /assets/snippets/ditto/configs/myTpl.config.php. See http://www.pogwatch.com/ditto/ditto-config.html for more on using config files.

Mostly go for the config files to better organize and track changes of your "views"...