I'm using Spring 3 and Thymeleaf to make some webpages and I am lost as for how to show messages like this:
welcome.message=Hello {0}, welcome!
and then replace {0} with the user name inside thymeleaf tags:
<h1 th:text="#{welcome.message}">Welcome Placeholder</h1>
I'm not even sure if {0} is the right syntax for the bundle message.
First, we used the th:object=”${form}” to specify the command object (the one we passed as a Model attribute). And finally, we're mapping our inputs as properties of the list elements using th:field.
Variable expressions are OGNL expressions –or Spring EL if you're integrating Thymeleaf with Spring. *{} is used for selection expressions. Selection expressions are just like variable expressions, except they will be executed on a previously selected object. #{} is used for message (i18n) expressions.
Thymeleaf is a Java template engine for processing and creating HTML, XML, JavaScript, CSS and text.
You can use
#{welcome.message(${some.attribute})}
where some.attribute
would be the value to use when replacing {0}
.
You should be able to comma separate the values between the ()
to add more values to be used.
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