On 27. Oct 2006, at 00:22, Rick Gigger wrote:
[...] Then change that last disabled to ‘= 0’ or remove it.
Thanks! That worked great! Is there any reason it's disabled by default? Any plans to make that sort of thing more user friendly in the future?
Yes, having { start embedding of smarty code gives a hell of a lot false positives for people who e.g. have code listings in their HTML.
As for the future: with scope injection this will just be installing/ enabling the Smarty bundle, and then it will magically work all the places where HTML is allowed -- though with some new attributes in the scope, it will be possible to limit it to only HTML files with a given extension, for certain projects, etc.
That said, changing ‘disabled = 0;’ to ‘disabled = 1;’ is not exactly rocket science, just requires to RTFM ;)