Document Properties
- Intershop 7.1
- Intershop 7.3
- Intershop 7.5
- ICM 7.6
- ICM 7.8
- ICM 7.10
- ICM 12
- Intershop 7.2
- Intershop 7.4
- Intershop 7.4 CI
- ICM 7.7
- ICM 7.9
- ICM 11
- ICM 13
Introduction
Use <ISCOMMENT> to document your templates while you are writing them, to include reminders or instructions for yourself and others who work with the system. HTML comments are created by surrounding the text with the character strings.
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and
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This works well for each template user, but from the programmer's perspective, that commenting method provides no confidentiality. Anyone can use a browser's View | Source menu to see the HTML code, including the comments. If you do not want to broadcast your comments to the outside world, use the <ISCOMMENT> tag for your comments. Anything enclosed in an <ISCOMMENT>... </ISCOMMENT> structure is not parsed by the template processor and does not appear in the generated storefront page.
Syntax
<ISCOMMENT> your comments </ISCOMMENT>
Example
<ISCOMMENT> this comment will not be sent to the browser </ISCOMMENT>
Disclaimer
The information provided in the Knowledge Base may not be applicable to all systems and situations. Intershop Communications will not be liable to any party for any direct or indirect damages resulting from the use of the Customer Support section of the Intershop Corporate Website, including, without limitation, any lost profits, business interruption, loss of programs or other data on your information handling system.