Template: Variable in alias filter not rendered.

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

In the same view ("edit.htm") I have two calls to an object property :  @claim.id. One is using the alias filter, the other plain double-bracket rendering :

<a href="{{'badge_review_single_delete','id='.@claim.id | alias }}">Delete</a> <input type="hidden" name="id" value="{{ @claim.id}}">

The second line renders correctly the Claim ID value, but the first line just echoes

http://localhost:8000/badge-claims/@id/delete

 i don't understand why the issue happens within the same template file. I've checked the alias filter syntaxe as per the documentation and it seems fine to me.

What am I doing wrong ?

The only suspect I see is the convoluted way the template is built :

the Controller

$f3->set('claims', $claims);

$f3->set('content', 'badgeClaim/list.htm');

$f3->set('ui', 'badgeClaim/list-loop.htm');

$view = new \Template();

echo $view->render('layout.htm');

The View is Layout.html rendering @content, which <include href="@ui">, which <include href="edit.htm"/>.

[bcosca]

Try this:

<a href="{{'badge_review_single_delete',['id'=>@claim.id] | alias }}">Delete</a>

[ikkez]

looks good to me too.

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Thank you, but no dice. This time 

<a href="{{'badge_review_single_delete', ['id'=>@claim.id] | alias }}"  

returns http://localhost:8000/badge-claims//delete

[ikkez]

is claim.id correctly populated? can you just echo that variable before you build the alias link to verify that?!

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Indeed it is not ! I will check if the template include "inception" could be the cause...