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Hi
I'm not sure if this is possible or not.
My scenario is rather simple. This is an attempt to address the use of <template> for VueJS use.
1. I need to build up HTML, preferably via the abstract designer. Code will also do, but rather via the abstract designer
2. I will feed the html into a placeholder, preferably using loadlayout, then get the HTML, preferably with .GetHTML, then save the HTML into a variable and then clear the placeholder. This should still be RAW and uncompiled, for example <template><div><p>bla blah blah</p><div></template>
3. This will be saved in a string variable that I can use later, the placeholder will be cleared using .Empty.
If its impossible, then its fine.
Thanks.
I'm not sure if this is possible or not.
My scenario is rather simple. This is an attempt to address the use of <template> for VueJS use.
1. I need to build up HTML, preferably via the abstract designer. Code will also do, but rather via the abstract designer
2. I will feed the html into a placeholder, preferably using loadlayout, then get the HTML, preferably with .GetHTML, then save the HTML into a variable and then clear the placeholder. This should still be RAW and uncompiled, for example <template><div><p>bla blah blah</p><div></template>
3. This will be saved in a string variable that I can use later, the placeholder will be cleared using .Empty.
If its impossible, then its fine.
Thanks.
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