Freemarker manual list

 · and I would like to display the keywords using Freemarker: Apple, Banana How to do that? PS: I read through the manual and found some articles suggesting using list, but the output is: Apple.  · Apache FreeMarker Manual. (incubating at Apache) (incubating at Apache) (incubating at Apache) (incubating at Apache) Here you have told FreeMarker that the '', our beloved leader'' should be there only if the value of the variable user is equal to the string "Big Joe".In general, things between and tags are skipped if condition is false (the boolean value).. Let's detail the condition used here: The == is an operator that tests if the values at its left and right side are equivalent.

list sequence as item Part repeated for each item Part executed when there are 0 items list Where: The else part is optional, and is only supported since FreeMarker sequence: Expressions evaluates to a sequence or collection of the items we want to iterate through. list: a flat list of items that you can scan thru using the FreeMarker list directive; map: a key/value map, that you usually access using the dot notation, as in ${www.doorway.ru}, and can be nested; listMap: a special construct that is, at the same time, a Map, and a list of the values. Here you have told FreeMarker that the ", our beloved leader" should be there only if the value of the variable user is equal to the string "Big Joe".In general, things between and tags are skipped if condition is false (the boolean value).. Let's look at condition more closely: == is an operator that tests if the values at its left and right side are equivalent, and the.

Generic form 1: list sequence as item Part repeated for each item Part executed when there are 0 items list. Where: The else part is optional, and is only supported since FreeMarker sequence: Expressions evaluates to a sequence or collection of the items we want to iterate through. Loop variable built-ins only exists since FreeMarker These built-ins you can only use with the loop variable of the list and items directives (and of the deprecated foreach directive). Some explanation of that follows (loopVar?index returns the 0-based index in the listable value we iterate through). The simplest template is a plain HTML file (or whatever text file; FreeMarker is not confined to HTML). When the client visits that page, FreeMarker will send that HTML to the client as is. However if you want that page to be more dynamic then you begin to put special parts into the HTML which will be understood by FreeMarker.