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Σ_template example 3: building template from multiple files

Please note that block names should be unique within the template even if the template is built from multiple files. Therefore it is usually a bad idea to include one file in two different places, unless this file contains no blocks.

1. Using <!-- INCLUDE filename --> within template

This is the way to include a file from within a template, no additional code is required in your script. Note that this creates no blocks except ones already present in main and included files.

2. Using addBlockfile()

addBlockfile() creates a new block in place of a variable placeholder.

3. Using replaceBlockfile()

replaceBlockfile() replaces the existing block with a new content.

3.1 Keeping the previously parsed contents

You can keep the parsed contents of the original block and continue iteration over the new one.

• Original block: {item_title}

3.2 Discarding the previously parsed contents

Or you can discard the parsed contents and start from scratch (this is the default behaviour).

• {item_title}

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