On the
Creating Web Pages part of the tutorial, when I get to the section to create the
note-edit.adp:
[service0@yourserver www]$ emacs note-edit.adp
<master>
<property name="title">@title@</property>
<property name="context">{@title@}</property>
<formtemplate id="note"></formtemplate>
The property tags are passed to the master template, which uses their values to set the page title and context bar (breadcrumb trail). We use the same variable, title, for both variables but wrap it in curly brackets for context so that the spaces aren't interpreted separators. The formtemplate tag outputs the form html with the matching name.
If I leave the
context with the {} around it, they show up on the final displayed page, with the title in actual brackets. If I remove the brackets, the title shows up on the final page just fine. Are these brackets really needed and if so, is there an option to not have them displayed on the final HTML page that gets displayed to the end user's browser?
