On Oct 4, 2012, at 12:17 PM, Stephen Gran wrote:
> Templates can take more than one source of data, so a trivial way to do this
> is something like:
>
> content => template('site/header.erb', $template, 'site/footer.erb'),
You know, the inconsistency between source=> and content=> caught me here. I
thought that listing multiple templates used the first one found, like source.
But checking the docs shows that you are right: these would be concatenated.
That said, it doesn't solve the original question about how to include the
date. If the template generated the date each time, the file would be different
each time and be overwritten each time, which is probably not desirableable
especially if a notify or subscribe caused a service to restart.
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