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Stash allows you to stash text and snippets of code for reuse throughout your templates.
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Error when paring environment variable inside embed tag #170

Closed roberthallatt closed 1 year ago

roberthallatt commented 3 years ago

After upgrading to the latest version of Stash, if I include {user_language} as part of the value, it won't parse correctly.

{exp:stash:set_value name="top-menu-{user_language}" value="{stash:embed:partials:main-menu-{user_language}}"}

If I hardcode the language replcing {user_language} with en or fr, it works correctly. Not sure if this is an EE or Stash thing. Any ideas on how I might be able to get this working again?

croxton commented 3 years ago

That means the {user_language} variable hasn't been replaced with its value at the point the {exp:stash:set...} tag runs. You can use parse="inward" to tell a {exp:...} tag to parse variables passed in parameters.

{exp:stash:set_value name="top-menu-{user_language}" value="{stash:embed:partials:main-menu-{user_language}}" parse="inward"}

If I remember correctly (it's been a while!), you could also do without the set_variable and use an explicit name and filename to load your embed file into a variable:

{exp:stash:embed name="top-menu-{user_language}" file_name="partials:main-menu-{user_language}}" parse="inward" output="no" process="inline"}