update
Updates the content of an HTML element with a template or a literal HTML text.
Example:
<div id="mydiv"><p>Bye Bye.</p></div>
{% button text="hello" action={update target="mydiv" text="<p>Hello World!</p>"} %}
When clicked, the contents of the div will be set to the HTML fragment <p>Hello World!</p>. This replaces any content present.
Another example, now rendering a template:
<ul id="mylist"><li>Some item</li></li>
{% button text="hello" action={update target="mylist" template="_list_item.tpl" id=42} %}
This updates the <ul/> with the output of the template _list_item.tpl. All arguments to the update action are also arguments to the template.
| Argument | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| target | The id of the element receiving the rendered HTML. | target=”my-view” |
| text | Literal HTML text to be inserted, no escaping will be done. | text=”Hello <b>World</b>” |
| template | Name of the template to be rendered. | template=”_list_view.tpl” |
| include_all | Add this argument to include all templates with the same name. If not added then the best template will be used. | include_all |
| catinclude | Add this argument to use a catinclude instead of a normal include of the template. The id argument must be present for a catinclude to work. | catinclude id=1 |
All other arguments are passed as-is to the included template(s).