I have three very simple files:
main.ftl
<#include "header.ftl">
<h1>Test</h1>
<#include "footer.ftl">
header.ftl
<h1>Header</h1>
footer.ftl
<h1>Footer</h1>
Technically it should output three h1
's however my actual output is:
<
and >
to [
and ]
, I've tried changing but still nothing.*
wildcard which checks parent directories and the current directory and still no luck. include
directive parses the content as a .ftl
file so I should have no
issues:parse: If it is true, then the included file will be parsed as FTL, otherwise the whole file will be considered as simple text (i.e, no FreeMarker constructs will be searched in it). If you omit this option, then it defaults to true.
So why isn't my template being parsed?
Turns out Freemarker wasn't processing the .ftl
file as an actual .ftl
file as the server was rendering the content as a .jsp
file, to fix I changed:
<view-map name="frs" page="">
to,
<view-map name="frs" type="screen" page="component://ecommerce/widget/CommonScreens.xml#your-identifier"/>
which fixed the rendering. By default if the type
property is not defined then it is automatically rendered a JSP file.