Examples of org.thymeleaf.standard.processor.attr.StandardInlineAttrProcessor

org.thymeleaf.standard.processor.attr.StandardInlineAttrProcessor

Lets you use expressions directly in your template.

If this attribute's value is text, then you can use the [[...]] syntax to put expressions within your text without having to use the th:text attribute processor, eg:

<p th:inline="text">Hello [[${session.user.name}]]!<p>

If this attribute's value is javascript or dart, and used in a <script> tag, then you can insert expressions directly into your JavaScript/Dart code with the /*[[...]]*/, /*[+...+]*/, and /*[-...-]*/ syntaxes. @author Daniel Fernández @since 1.0

        processors.add(new StandardEachAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardFragmentAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardHrefAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardObjectAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardIfAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardInlineAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardUnlessAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardIncludeFragmentAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardLangXmlLangAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardMethodAttrProcessor());
        processors.add(new StandardRemoveAttrProcessor());

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