I’d like to be able to end the page’s rendering from within an <#if> tag.
I’m aware of the <#stop> tag, but I’d prefer not to have to throw an exception in order for the page to stop rendering.
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I’d like to be able to end the page’s rendering from within an <#if> tag.
I’m aware of the <#stop> tag, but I’d prefer not to have to throw an exception in order for the page to stop rendering.
Here’s a dirty trick for that: Put the whole content of the template inside a macro and then immediately call that macro. Inside the macro you can use
<#return>.