XML API - pdx:setTemplateSymbol
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pdx:setTemplateSymbol
Sets the character used to identify placeholder variables within a given template.
Note
You are reading the XML API documentation. For the PHP API method please go to setTemplateSymbol.
Description
Element definition
By default the phpdocx template variables have to be wrapped by dollar symbols ($).
You can change that symbol by any other you wish with the help of this method. It is, of course, convenient to use a symbol reasonably distinguishable from standard text characters.
Make sure that all variables in your template are surrounded by the symbol you have chosen.
Attributes and sub-elements
symbolValue
The symbol you want to use for identifying placeholder variables within templates.