As of Latte v2.9.0 the Nittro macros are broken because they contain an invalid character. That character being the dot (.).
Steps To Reproduce
Nette skeleton
composer require nittro/nette-bridges
Put {snippet.id content} in any Latte template
Navigate to the page using that template in the browser
Expected Behavior
I expected this to work the same as pre-2.9.0.
Possible Solution
Allow the dot (.) in the tag name.
I'm sorry, I'm not very up-to-date with what's new in Nette these days, if there's a perfectly good reason to prohibit dots in Latte tag names I'll work around this somehow (if that's the case, is there another character we can use as a separator in tag names?).
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Version: 2.9.0
Bug Description
As of Latte v2.9.0 the Nittro macros are broken because they contain an invalid character. That character being the dot (
.
).Steps To Reproduce
composer require nittro/nette-bridges
{snippet.id content}
in any Latte templateExpected Behavior
I expected this to work the same as pre-2.9.0.
Possible Solution
Allow the dot (
.
) in the tag name.I'm sorry, I'm not very up-to-date with what's new in Nette these days, if there's a perfectly good reason to prohibit dots in Latte tag names I'll work around this somehow (if that's the case, is there another character we can use as a separator in tag names?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: