New answers tagged templating
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As you noted in your comment, the Twig Perversion plugin will do exactly what you need. It allows you to return a value from a macro, which isn't typically something that Twig permits.
Personally, I'd consider it to be fairly safe to rely on this plugin for a few reasons. Marion is a long-standing and trusted developer in the community, the plugin is ...
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Entry templates are assigned on a per-section basis, and each section can only have a single entry template per site.
The workaround is to create a "proxy" template and use that as your section's entry template. The only responsibility for the proxy template is to {% include %} another template (the actual entry template), based on some conditions.
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Try inside this in the main template file:
{% block access %}
{% requireLogin %}
{% endblock %}
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I figured out that the best way to do this was to replace the newline character \n.
Final code:
{{ plainText|replace({ "\n" : ", "}) }}
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Marion's answer beat me to this while I was writing but it's essentially very similar.
Replace raw with, say, upper and you'll be able to visually see what's going on:
// {{ entry.maxWidth|length ? 'max-width: '|raw ~ entry.maxWidth ~ 'px;'|raw : 'max-width: unset;'|raw }}
MAX-WIDTH: 160PX;
// {{ entry.maxWidth|length ? 'max-width: ' ~ entry.maxWidth ~ 'px;'...
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You are asking about Twig's operator precedence:
The operator precedence is as follows, with the lowest-precedence operators listed first: ?: (ternary operator), b-and, b-xor, b-or, or, and, ==, !=, <=>, <, >, >=, <=, in, matches, starts with, ends with, .., +, -, ~, *, /, //, %, is (tests), **, ??, | (filters), [], and .:
| is higher ...
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How about doing something like this?
{% set style = entry.maxWidth|length ? entry.maxWidth ~ 'px' : 'unset' %}
{{ style|raw }}
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Having done some further testing and research I believe this is a case of having to merge two date objects and ensuring that these are set as date/time objects when merging them into a variable.
Here are some examples way:
{% set thisWeeksDayAndTime = thisWeeksDay|date() ~ ' ' ~ classStartTime|time() %}
{% set thisWeeksDay = page.startDate|date_modify('...
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You're looking for the filter filter: https://docs.craftcms.com/v3/dev/filters.html#filter
Specifically something like this (untested):
{% set activeChildren = children|filter(child => child.associatedTerm|length) %}
{% set inactiveChildren = children|filter(child => child.associatedTerm|length == 0) %}
You now have two unique arrays to do with as you ...
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