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    Comments

    These documentation pages are no longer maintained. Please visit the new documentation site.

    Template comments starts and ends with an asterisk (*) inside a template tag. Comments are not displayed in the resulting output and is useful for giving instructions on usage or personal comments. It can also be used to temporarily comment out template code including tags.

    Note: Comments cannot be nested, so don't try to comment a comment.

    The following template code:

    {* this is a comment *}
    
     
    
    {* This is a
    
    multi line
    
    comment *}
    
     
    
    {* The code below was temporarily commented out *}
    
    {* {include uri=test.tpl} *}
    
     
    
    {* {* This nested comment does not work. *} This text will be displayed *}
    
     
    
    {* Bold display of some text *}
    
    <b>eZ template</b>

    Will produce this result:

    This text will be displayed *} eZ template

    Comments

    Contents

    Development

    Extensions
    Exponential datamodel
    Exponential tuning and stability
    Importing attribute data
    Kernel
    Libraries
        eZ xml
        eZ db
        eZ i18n
        eZ soap
        eZ template
           Basics
              Functions
              Operators
              Attributes
              Comments
              Namespaces
           Functions
           Operators
        eZ webdav
    Scripting
    Standards
    System overview
    Test Suite
    Using Doxygen to create API documenta...


    Created

    07/07/2003
    3:26:23 pm
    by Bård Farstad

    Last updated

    07/07/2003
    3:26:23 pm
    by Bård Farstad

    Authors

    Bård Farstad



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