Ez Script Problem

Monday 14 December 2009 3:00:02 am

Hi to all.

I have a big problem. When I program ez template, example override pagelayout.tpl and I try it, the HTML code have many white rows that are ezscript compile, I think.

Than, is there anyway to remove that rows?!

For google indicization white rows not are the best :(

Thank for help

Tuesday 15 December 2009 5:25:05 am

Exactly, where is the eZScript code, ez compile let many rows white when are the line of script.

Example, in top of pagelayout,tpl

{def $_AAA = fetch('content','list',hash('parent_node_id',2))}

{foreach $_AAA as $_element)

{$_element.name|wash()}

{/foreach}

....html code ....

the compile result will be 4 line white and follow html code...

The only way that I found to resolve this problem, was be a bash script that is

#!/bin/bash
echo "Compmpress tpl "$1
echo
cat $1 | tr -d "\n" > $1.1
cat $1.1 | tr -d "\t" > $1.2
rm $1.1
mv $1 $1.bak
mv $1.2 $1
echo "Save file "$1.bak

that remove \n and \t from orginal tpl and save the backup. I think will make an extension for this. :)

But if there is another way, please, tell me.

Thursday 17 December 2009 1:08:52 am

Weel, I use Ez 4.1.3 and Ez 4.2.

I repeat the situation: If I write EzScript on the top of the template or everywhere in template when EzPublish compile it, the html output have white lines where EzScript was be write.

With ez 3.x was be all OK

Tuesday 22 December 2009 3:07:18 am

Hi,

The issue you are raising is not surprising. When running such a piece of eZ Publish template language :

{def $children = fetch('content','list',hash('parent_node_id',2))}
{foreach $children as $child)
   {$child.name|wash()}
{/foreach}

every line break in your code most of the time triggers a line break in the final output HTML.
In order to reduce the amount of line breaks in the final HTML, you may want to use as few of those as possible in the template code. If this still is really problematic ( you were mentioning Google crawling, any pointer to how harmful this can be for your rank ?), then considering washing the output HTML probably is the way to go.

Glad to hear your feedback on this,

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