2012-04-12, 15:59
2012-04-12, 16:28
Curious enough $VAR works. Trac it?
2012-04-12, 16:59
Variables are great; can't wait until we can use them for positions and sizes.
2012-04-12, 17:01
by "does not work" You mean it will display fallback value or just nothing?
2012-04-12, 17:12
(2012-04-12, 17:01)pieh Wrote: [ -> ]by "does not work" You mean it will display fallback value or just nothing?
By does not work I mean there is no label at all.
EDIT:
This works:
PHP Code:
<variable name="MyVar">
<value condition="!IsEmpty(Skin.String(MyName))">$INFO[Skin.String(MyName)]</value>
<value>$LOCALIZE[1]</value>
</variable>
2012-04-12, 17:37
I put this in confluence home window as a test and it seems to be working.
It seems something more is involved here.
Does this button is in container? Need more details to reproduce it.
Code:
<control type="button" id="9292">
<description>Title label</description>
<posx>170</posx>
<posy>285</posy>
<height>30</height>
<width>1000</width>
<label fallback="1">$INFO[Skin.String(SubtitleScript_Path)]</label>
</control>Does this button is in container? Need more details to reproduce it.
2012-04-12, 19:15
OK.
I have buttons in grouplist control.
Here is what is happening if I use the button from your example and place it separately (NO grouplist):
I have NO label when Skin.String is empty and have subtitle script path when add-on is set.
If I make a variable:
and use it as:
everything works as expected. I have this problem only with buttons - labels in or out of container are working fine.
Eden build on OS X 10.7.3.
I have buttons in grouplist control.
Here is what is happening if I use the button from your example and place it separately (NO grouplist):
PHP Code:
<control type="button" id="9292">
<description>Title label</description>
<posx>170</posx>
<posy>485</posy>
<height>30</height>
<width>1000</width>
<font>size22</font>
<label fallback="1">$INFO[Skin.String(SubtitleScript_Path)]</label>
</control>
I have NO label when Skin.String is empty and have subtitle script path when add-on is set.
If I make a variable:
PHP Code:
<variable name="TEST">
<value condition="!IsEmpty(Skin.String(SubtitleScript_Path))">$INFO[Skin.String(SubtitleScript_Path)]</value>
<value>$LOCALIZE[1]</value>
</variable>
and use it as:
PHP Code:
<control type="button" id="9292">
<description>Title label</description>
<posx>170</posx>
<posy>485</posy>
<height>30</height>
<width>1000</width>
<font>size22</font>
<label>$VAR[TEST]</label>
<!--<label fallback="1">$INFO[Skin.String(SubtitleScript_Path)]</label>-->
</control>
everything works as expected. I have this problem only with buttons - labels in or out of container are working fine.
Eden build on OS X 10.7.3.
2012-04-12, 19:48
Right, I found that we simply don't use fallback attribute for buttons. We'll get that fixed.