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Calling Inline within inline

manish777

Hi,

We plan to use common templates for 30 different countires and locales.

We want to keep the teamsite templates in a common location and within each of this locale make an inline callout to include these files to populate the form.

Can we make another inline call to populate some drop down fields within the form. If yes, please suggest different approaches and if possible some code sample for refrence.

Appreciate all the help in advance!

cheers

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Adam Stoller

OOTB FormsPublisher does not provide a means of calling inlines from inlines - thus your first-level inlines will have to provide their own coding for handling inlines in order to do this.

If you're coding in Perl - consider creating perl modules from which you can call methods / subroutines rather than doing it with nested inlines

ISCBorisB

Hi,

We plan to use common templates for 30 different countires and locales.

We want to keep the teamsite templates in a common location and within each of this locale make an inline callout to include these files to populate the form.

Can we make another inline call to populate some drop down fields within the form. If yes, please suggest different approaches and if possible some code sample for refrence.

Appreciate all the help in advance!

cheers

FormsPublisher Parser uses "one pass" processing to deliver complete DCT structure. What it means is that if the
result of "outer" inline contains nested inline tag(s) the latter will not be evaluated.

If you need something like that, you may execute "Nested" inline script yourself within the "Outer" inline. Strip the result
out of 'substitution' Tag and inject it wherever needed into "Outer" inline output.

manish777

Thx. will try this and than revert back.