Rt template example

If you use both class and rt-class on the same HTML element, they get merged. Optionally choose to extract static contents out of rt files.

When using the option --normalize-html-whitespace it allows to override the whitespace removal behaviour on a specific tag. React templates allow the settings of styles inline in HTML, optionally returning an object from the evaluation context. By default, style names will be converted from hyphen-style to camelCase-style naming.

To embed JavaScript inside a style attribute, single curly braces are used. To embed an entire object, double curly braces are used. Note : When embedding objects, styles must conform to camelCase-style naming. Since React v0. To enable creating a stateless component using react templates, add the rt-stateless attribute to the template's root element. Using rt-stateless generates a stateless functional component instead of a render function. The resulting function receives props and context parameters to be used in the template instead of this.

When functions are not needed, lambda notation can be used, which will create a React template that creates a function for the included code. There is no performance impact, as the function created is bound to the context instead of being recreated.

With browser events, this will most likely be the React synthetic event. In many cases, you'd like to use either external code or other components within your template.

To do so, you can use an rt-import tag that lets you include dependencies in a syntax similar to ES6 imports:. Once included, depVarName will be in scope. You can only use rt-import tags at the beginning of your template. When including React components, they can be referred to by their tag name inside a template. The tag rt-require is deprecated and replaced with rt-import.

Note that here, we use "my" to signify a local variable, as opposed to a variable RT makes available to us. Please notice that we used straight Perl in the above example. Combine this with RT's variables, and you can see how powerful templates can be. Show the first date that is set:. You often want to show a relative "friendly" or "humanized" date, ie "due in 35 minutes". The first lines of the template can override mail headers that may already be set in a previous email.

If an overriding header is not present at the beginning of the template, then the existing header will be used. For example, if you want all your automated replies to look the same, you can replace the existing "From: ", "To: ", "Cc: ", "Bcc: " with your own.

You can also create your own custom headers to help route tickets, fight spam, and more. Each header has to have it's own line. Note: Don't forget to leave an empty line after the headers, otherwise you'll get an unexpected end of header error in the log. It means that the outgoing mail should be created with all attachments. Instead of adding attachments to an outgoing email you can add links to those using AddAttachmentLinksToMail. See Text::Template for more information.

Your template may specify arbitrary email headers. Each header is a name, a colon, then a value. So, for example, to specify a subject, you can use:. RT will automatically make the outgoing message multipart. That way, recipients who can read only plaintext email will receive something readable, while users with clients which can display HTML will receive the full experience.

Please be aware that HTML support in mail clients varies greatly, much more so than different web browsers. Starting in RT 4. Templates of type Perl are evaluated using Text::Template which allows arbitrary code execution.

Only users with the global ExecuteCode privilege may write templates of type Perl.