I believe the '&' character does what you're asking and would look like:
<!if $attribute(isTargetSupported) & $display(isStandAlone) &
$attribute(isWebModule)>
</if>
NOTE: The "if" is also a component which has a "condition" property...
so it can be this way also:
<if condition="...">
</if>
However, looking at the code... I see I don't have handler-level
condition support. I forgot about this. :( I intentionally did not
implement it the same way as before b/c it was limiting and difficult to
span multiple handlers. I know how to implement what I planned, and it
won't take long... but I don't know how to represent it well in the
template file. Any suggestions?
We're in a situation like this:
<!beforeCreate
if (condition) {
handler1(foo="bar", x=>$attribute{y});
handler2();
}
/>
Should I do the if like that? Other ideas?
Ken
Jennifer Chou wrote:
> use && type operator in the if?
> <call name="getApplicationStatusSummary"
> if="$attribute(isTargetSupported)&&$display(isStandAlone)&&$attribute(isWebModule)">
>