Created: Tue Dec 18 13:59:36 2007
Owner: Stefan Hornburg
Requestors: Kevin Walsh
Several of the tags list the reparse parameter even though the tags
don't return anything. The reparse parameter is pointless if the tag
will never return a value, so there's no point in listing the parameter
in this case.
Created: Tue Dec 18 13:59:36 2007 Owner: Stefan Hornburg Requestors: Kevin Walsh
Several of the tags list the reparse parameter even though the tags don't return anything. The reparse parameter is pointless if the tag will never return a value, so there's no point in listing the parameter in this case.
A few examples:
write-relative-file, set, seti, tmp, tmpn, set-cookie
There are a lot more, but basically reparse is only a viable option if the tag is designed to return a value.
Non-container tags use interpolate instead of reparse to control whether or not the output is parsed.
Even that rule isn't complete: there are tags, such as [area], that return a value that will never be affected by the reparse/interpolate parameter.
Sticking with [area] for a moment. The [area] tag says:
interpolate = interpolate input?
reparse = reparse output?