Summary

Usage

{include uri="path_to_file" [ name='namespace' ] [ parameter(s)='value(s)' ] }

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Required
uri	string	Path to the included file	Yes.
name	string	namespace for the included template	No.
other parameters	mixed	Parameters passed to the included template	No.

Returns

Description

Includes a file in this template. The uri parameter specifies the file to be included. The name parameter specifies the namespace for the included template, this is useful for avoiding variable name clashes with included files. All other parameters are passed to the included template as template variables in the new namespace. This makes it possible to share template code among different pages or create GUI components by passing variables to the included template. A typical usage is to include another template file located under design folder by specify uri="design:path_to_file".

Examples

Includes file edit_validation.tpl which located in folder design/mydesign/templates/content into the current template. If the file is not located under design/mydesign, then the file design/standard/content/edit_validation.tpl will be included. Here we assum that the current file belongs to design/mydesign.

{include uri="design:content/edit_validation.tpl"}

Includes file google.tpl and pass different parameter to that template.

{include name=navigator

           uri='design:navigator/google.tpl'

           page_uri=concat('/content/view','/full/',$node.node_id)

           item_count=50

           view_parameters=$view_parameters

           item_limit=10}