RE: [Templates] a little text formatting
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Well, my entire plugin was a whopping 20 lines, but yeah, this
[% listing.description | truncate(20) %]
is perfect for me.
Yeah, a friend here at work actually has the book, and I have been borrowing
it for weeks, but just haven't taken time to read it with much diligence. I
have been through much of the docs online, but guess I missed my new best
friend, truncate. Or maybe just thought, well, I could do that in 20 lines
if I ever really needed to :)
Thanks,
Earl
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 2:29 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Templates] a little text formatting
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> On Tue, Mar 15, 2005 at 02:24:14PM -0700, Cahill, Earl wrote:
> > Wow, it even uses '...' by default. I am not a huge fan of filters
> though,
> > just cause of the need of an [% END %].o
>
> Then you want to embed the filter in the line of your variable.
>
> [% MyText FILTER truncate(25) %] # MyText is your variable holding text
>
> Or the more compact
> [% MyText | truncate(25) %]
>
> Of course, that won't help you if your text is not in a variable.
>
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> Brett Sanger/Swiftone
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RE: [Templates] a little text formatting
Cahill, Earl 21:42 on 15 Mar 2005
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