Cambridge Template Engine

So was there ever any progress on this? I have a project that used to depend on cambridge-core 0.8

Aside from the googlebot - there are quite a few platforms that don't always behave as expected

Here is how to: Register these beans: <bean id="cambridgeConfig" class="org.

Yeah that probably is a better alternative to built in escape logic in Cambridge. I want to keep

Yeah, that's fair point. I'm doing a bit of a hack here I know. On Jul 12, 2012 5:23 PM,

Yes there is: <input type="checkbox" value="checked" name="${PARAM_NAME}

Template inheritance and a pluggable EL processor (we use JEXL) are MUST HAVE features and is the

Ah hah! That makes sense. Thanks for the fix :-) Jeff On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 8:57 PM, Erdinc Yilmazel

I use Eclipse with the Aptana beta installed, but I like the Eclipse html editor better than the

Hi I want to get he artefacts from a maven repo. Just had a look at the source and it looks like the

Yep. This is a list of our 'stack' for the Voost website.... https://www.voo.st/about#credits

I am thinking about adding a feature to mark snippets of html as macros (Like Velocity macros) but

+1 for getting started guide request ! On Friday, 24 February 2012 12:11:53 UTC+5:30, Ray

Ah, of course. I had tried <!--$set with several combinations of quoting and ${}ing but never

Done. On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Jon Stevens <latc...@gmail.com> wrote: It should be able

Non rendered comments are already there. Just use <!--$ -->. On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 3:55 AM,

Thanks Erdinc, that makes more sense. jon On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 4:21 PM, Erdinc Yilmazel <erdinc@

ok, no problem. I've submitted an updated pull request that has spaces, fixes an issue with the

I always install the play framework jar manually into my local repo. There isn't a global repo

No, utf-8 is not the enforced encoding. This is how the Groovy template gets the required encoding,

Hi Erdinc, I had a quick look at your example and I think we could improve it. In particular, instead

Oh thanks for the heads up. I re-uploaded that file. ;) Thanks, Erdinc On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 12:05

Agreed. If you look at pom.xml files in version control, you will see that it already is 1.0. I just

I suggest keeping it under your personal account. It's the github way. Git makes it trivially

> PS: My immediate goal is to come up with a better documentation. I really > would appreciate

Matt which version are you using? Can you try building the latest from trunk? I've tried all

Creating custom tags is possible. To implement your custom tag you need to create an implementation

Great! That is exactly what I was hoping for. Thanks, Jeff On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Erdinc

I'm using Cambridge every day now. It is in heavy active use.

It is just cause Maven is a pile of shit and the Play developers have a clue. ;-)