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Gabor Garami
Gabor Garami

Reputation: 1267

Thymeleaf does not take localization in th:include

I trying to use Spring's localization bundle with Thymeleaf templates. It works well if it is used in normal templates, but fails if I apply th:include attribute at container tag.

I put the view code to Gist: https://gist.github.com/hron84/386bbf855148a601a3dc

The problematic localization is at line 4 and line 10. In the line 10 I see the correct expansion ("New machine") but in line 4, i just get "null" as the page title.

Could you please point me what do I wrong?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 686

Answers (2)

Michiel Bijlsma
Michiel Bijlsma

Reputation: 583

As Martin says, your th:include is replacing your title tag, you should do somthing like this:

<head>
    <title th:text="#{page.title.machine.new}">&nbsp;</title>
    <dif th:include="widgets/_head :: head" th:remove="tag"></dif>
</head>

The th:remove="tag" will remove the dif tag.

The Thymeleaf website has some usefull documentation about the th:include and th:replace tags.

Upvotes: 1

Martin Frey
Martin Frey

Reputation: 10075

With th:include your are replacing the inner conten, ie the title tag, with the content fetched from the fragment. As you did not post the head fragment template i cannot give you more hints for that one. I suspect your title tag in the head fragment is doing something different for the title tag?

Upvotes: 0

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