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Is there a way to dynamically create elements in fluid like so:



<f:section name="foo">

  <{tag} />

</f:section>


what should be used somewhere like that:



<f:render section="foo" arguments="{ tag: 'f:form.textfield' }" />


what should result in output, containg: <input type="text" … />, not <f:form.textfield … /> as it does.






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    Is there a way to dynamically create elements in fluid like so:



    <f:section name="foo">
    
  <{tag} />
    
</f:section>


    what should be used somewhere like that:



    <f:render section="foo" arguments="{ tag: 'f:form.textfield' }" />


    what should result in output, containg: <input type="text" … />, not <f:form.textfield … /> as it does.






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      Is there a way to dynamically create elements in fluid like so:



      <f:section name="foo">
      
  <{tag} />
      
</f:section>


      what should be used somewhere like that:



      <f:render section="foo" arguments="{ tag: 'f:form.textfield' }" />


      what should result in output, containg: <input type="text" … />, not <f:form.textfield … /> as it does.






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      Is there a way to dynamically create elements in fluid like so:



      <f:section name="foo">
      
  <{tag} />
      
</f:section>


      what should be used somewhere like that:



      <f:render section="foo" arguments="{ tag: 'f:form.textfield' }" />


      what should result in output, containg: <input type="text" … />, not <f:form.textfield … /> as it does.






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          Not like that, but you could do something with f:switch:



          <f:section name="foo">
          
  <f:switch expression={tag}>
          
    <f:case value="f:form.textfield"><f:form.textfield /></f:case>
          
    <f:case value="etc">...</f:case>
          
  </f:switch>
          
</f:section>





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          Not like that, but you could do something with f:switch:



          <f:section name="foo">
          
  <f:switch expression={tag}>
          
    <f:case value="f:form.textfield"><f:form.textfield /></f:case>
          
    <f:case value="etc">...</f:case>
          
  </f:switch>
          
</f:section>





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          • Thanks… That is kind of a pity…
            – philipp
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          Not like that, but you could do something with f:switch:



          <f:section name="foo">
          
  <f:switch expression={tag}>
          
    <f:case value="f:form.textfield"><f:form.textfield /></f:case>
          
    <f:case value="etc">...</f:case>
          
  </f:switch>
          
</f:section>





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          • Thanks… That is kind of a pity…
            – philipp
            Nov 9 at 13:42













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          Not like that, but you could do something with f:switch:



          <f:section name="foo">
          
  <f:switch expression={tag}>
          
    <f:case value="f:form.textfield"><f:form.textfield /></f:case>
          
    <f:case value="etc">...</f:case>
          
  </f:switch>
          
</f:section>





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          Not like that, but you could do something with f:switch:



          <f:section name="foo">
          
  <f:switch expression={tag}>
          
    <f:case value="f:form.textfield"><f:form.textfield /></f:case>
          
    <f:case value="etc">...</f:case>
          
  </f:switch>
          
</f:section>






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