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paulmason411


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Posted: 04/12/2010, 1:25 AM

Just wondering if there is anyway to display a word inside curly brakets without codecharge rendering it.

eg. i write {render_me} and nothing is displayed.

I would have thought this would work \{render_me} but it doesn't. At the moment I have to make a label to output a word with {}'s.

Any ideas would be appreciated, Thanks.
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damian

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Posted: 04/12/2010, 3:14 AM

{
{ ampersand hash 123;
}
} ampersand hash 125;
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paulmason411


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Posted: 04/12/2010, 5:26 AM

I've tried that and it works immediately after I publish it. However if I say change a label name the html template is formatted and the { will go back to a {
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Oper


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Posted: 04/12/2010, 9:21 AM

use a label

and change content on before show event.
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paulmason411


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Posted: 04/12/2010, 6:15 PM

Thanks Oper. I was aware of this method, just thought there might be a more elegant solution. I've actually decided to use attributes, that way I can use the same {word} multiple times quite easily.
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Posted: 04/13/2010, 4:56 PM

Quote paulmason411:
Thanks Oper. I was aware of this method, just thought there might be a more elegant solution. I've actually decided to use attributes, that way I can use the same {word} multiple times quite easily.

That work too :)
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