Hi Boris, in my opinion it makes the tml less complicated and much more
readable. Cause you don't have to look into java for just setting a
css-class to an element.
In my case I tried to add a simple navigation with 3 elements and want
to highlight the currently selected:
<ul>
<li><t:eventlink t:event="jump" t:context="literal:0"
class="${cond:first, selected}">First</t:eventlink></li>
<li><t:eventlink t:event="jump" t:context="literal:1"
class="${cond:second, selected}">Second</t:eventlink></li>
<li><t:eventlink t:event="jump" t:context="literal:2"
class="${cond:third, selected}">Third</t:eventlink></li>
</ul>
In my Java-Page-Class I already had those three methods (isFirst...), so
there was no extra programming.
in grails:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7437774/inline-if-statement-in-grails
in jsp: http://hscripts.com/tutorials/jsp/operators/conditionalopr.php
On 17.11.2013 18:32, Boris Horvat wrote:
But why would you want that? I can see the benefit but I am afraid that
that will just make your tml more complicated where in my mind logic like
that belongs in .java
just my 2 cents
cheers
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