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DTML commands are written as tags that begin with *dtml-*. You
create dynamic content in DTML by mixing HTML tags and DTML tags
together. Inserting the value of a variable (a variable is also
known as a "target") into HTML is the most basic task that you can
perform with DTML. Many DTML tags insert variable values, and
they all do it in a similar way. Let's look more closely at how
Zope inserts variable values.
% Anonymous User - Oct. 30, 2003 3:30 pm:
Please indicate name for newbies of the DTML Method only Id of "pricelist" is indicated
% Anonymous User - Nov. 10, 2003 9:49 am:
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% Anonymous User - Nov. 18, 2003 5:27 am:
Genuine Newbie Question:
1. What's the difference between the title and the id?
2. What are the properties (attributes) of DTML documents used for?
Perhaps you could give a simple example.
% Anonymous User - Nov. 19, 2003 11:13 pm:
1. The id is the reference - how to access the document you create. The title is just another property, that
happens to be settable by default when you create it.
2. Anything you want... you could use them like #define constants, so you don't have to search and replace
if, say, a database table name changes.
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