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Hey luk , I tried this solution and I get this error:
For "?replace" left-hand operand: Expected a string or something automatically convertible to string (number, date or boolean), but this has evaluated to a markup_output
I also get an error if I try to convert markup to a string before doing this. How were you able to do this?
Lindsey hard to say from the distance, maybe share the relevant parts of your code?
I noticed that I have a typo in my post above:
<#-- create a variable that holds the original component's markup --> <#assing markup> <@delegate /> </#assign>
should be
<#-- create a variable that holds the original component's markup --> <#assign markup> <@delegate /> </#assign>
of course, but most likely you got that, right?
and you say you get an error even if you directly output the contents of the markup variable, e.g:
<#-- create a variable that holds the original component's markup --> <#assign markup> <@delegate /> </#assign> <#-- add a regular HTML comment for debugging purposes --> <!-- START @override --> ${markup} <!-- END @override --> <#-- if you check the HTML markup of a page where your OOB component is displayed, you should find these comments when inspecting the component with the browser -->
?
This approach ONLY works for OOB components that are overwritten with @override, that means you create a NEW custom component with the EXACT name of the OOB one and postfix it with @override... e.g., <oob.component.name>@override will be the name of the component you put above code in... I assume you did that?
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