Answered Snippet call within output filters breaks

- 49 Posts
janein Reply #1, 13 years, 3 months ago
Hi,

I've got the following code:
```
[[*radioButtonTV:is=`0`:then=``:else=`
  <div>
   [[!getImageList? &tpl=`@FIELD:tpl` &tvname=`myMigxTv`]]
  </div>
`]]
```
It works fine if the tv is set to 0, but if it is set to 1 it breaks and gives me this output:
```
 <div>
   [[!getImageList? &tpl=
 </div>
```
I also tried to use 'notempty' or pack the whole thing into a chunk, but that didn't change anything.
I had problems with these filters yet, but until now I always managed to work around them. Seems like the "@" caueses the problem here..
Any idea how i could fix this?

thanks!

This question has been answered by Bruno17. See the first response.
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Bruno17 Reply #2, 13 years, 3 months ago
this may be an issue with big results inside a conditional ouput-filter.

does this work?

put this in a chunk 'myGetImageList_1':
```
  <div>
   [[!getImageList? &tpl=`@FIELD:tpl` &tvname=`myMigxTv`]]
  </div>
```
```
[[$myGetImageList_[[*radioButtonTV]]]]
```
or:
```
[[$[[*radioButtonTV:is=`0`:then=``:else=`myGetImageList_1`]]]]
```
or try this:
```
[[*radioButtonTV:is=`0`:then=``:else=`<div>`]]
[[![[*radioButtonTV:is=`0`:then=``:else=`getImageList? &tpl=`@FIELD:tpl` &tvname=`myMigxTv``]]]]
[[*radioButtonTV:is=`0`:then=``:else=`</div>`]]
```
does one of them work? There are more ways.
I would prefer the first one.
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- 49 Posts
janein Reply #3, 13 years, 3 months ago

tried the first one and it works perfect!
thanks!