[Klaus79]

4 years ago #23715

Hi all,

I can only achieve to call a template with explicit name, like Simplifier.Template.<foldername>.<template> where <foldername> and <template> stands for a real existing folder and template.

How can i use a variable for e.g. <foldername> -> Simplifier.Template[foldername].emailTemplatename (where only “emailTemplatename” exists as template)

Hope you can help me

 

Best regards

Klaus

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4 years ago #24092

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Hi Klaus,

You can call a template dynamically (e.g. in a server side business object) like this:

var folder = input.folder;
var templateName = input.template;
var template = Simplifier.Template[folder][templateName]();
output.template = template;

Note that the template has to exist in both folders.

[Klaus79]

4 years ago #24080

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Is there nobody who knows how to handle it?

I can’t imagine that a email template can’t be loaded dynamically.

[Klaus79]

4 years ago #24139

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Thank you! It works 🙂