latte html variable print string

use noescape filter. Btw tvoje anglictina je fakt něco, původně jsem myslel, že se jedná o vtip.

Šaman wrote:

{$test|noescape}

Kcko wrote:

use noescape filter. Btw tvoje anglictina je fakt něco, původně jsem myslel, že se jedná o vtip.

IMO he is not understand czech.

thank you. working this code. :)

japlavaren wrote:

if you need to pass variable with html code to template with html code, you can use ` Nette\Utils\Html`

$this->template->variable =  Nette\Utils\Html::el()->sendHtml("<b>bolder text</b>");

this works also with nette forms captions and others ;)

thank you..

japlavaren wrote:

if you need to pass variable with html code to template with html code, you can use ` Nette\Utils\Html`

$this->template->variable =  Nette\Utils\Html::el()->sendHtml("<b>bolder text</b>");

this works also with nette forms captions and others ;)

Not sendHtml but setHtml:

$this->template->variable =  Nette\Utils\Html::el()->setHtml("<b>bolder text</b>");

It is also possible to use addHtml (or even addText in this case) if you create the b element first like this:

$this->template->variable =  Nette\Utils\Html::el('b')->addHtml("bolder text");

Last edited by duke (2019-08-12 21:14)