Wednesday, 2 August 2017

Using Apex:Variable in Visualforce to control rendering of HTML Markup


We mostly use apex:variable tag for declaring complex expressions or variables in visual force page. But the same can be used very easily to control the rendering too.



<apex:page controller="ApexVarController1">
<div>
        <!-- apex:variable tag to control the rendering for Markup --> 
<apex:variable
value="anything will go here" var="flag"
rendered="{!flag}">
<h1> Flag value is true </h1><br />
</apex:variable> 
<!-- apex:variable tag used to not render for a Markup --> 
<apex:variable value="anything will go here" var="flag1" rendered="{!flag1}">
<h1>Flag value is false</h1><br />
</apex:variable>
</div>
</apex:page>
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public class ApexVarController1 {
    public boolean flag { get;set;}
    public boolean flag1{get;set;}
    
    public ApexVarController1 (){
       flag=true;
       flag1=false;
    }

}
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