/samples/scalate-sample/src/main/webapp/ssp/sampleTag.ssp
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- <h1>Sample Tag</h1>
- <p>
- This page demonstrates a kinda pseudo custom tag in SSP.
- Notice how the method we invoke, <b>MyTags.someLayoutWithImportedCapture</b> just takes a function
- which when invoked returns Unit.
- To be able to capture the output of the body, the implementation uses the imported <b>RenderContext.capture</b> method
- </p>
- <%
- import org.fusesource.scalate.sample.MyTags._
- val name = "James"
- %>
- <%= someLayoutWithImportedCapture { %>
- hey ${name} this is some body text!
- <% } %>