Hi:<br>
I have this code (editing out the extraneous) at the beginning of a page:<br>
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<body bgcolor="#ffffff" <br>
tal:define="newRow string:yes"><br>
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After calling some other variables (specifically rotating through a changing ¨item¨ (for item in items...)), I try and change newRow:<br>
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<span tal:define="global newRow item/newRow" tal:omit-tag="" /><br>
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Then I try and call newRow:<br>
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<p tal:replace="newRow" /><br>
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But it gives me the original value. Now, if I edit the page like this:<br>
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<span tal:define="global newRow item/newRow" tal:omit-tag=""><br>
<p tal:replace="newRow" /><br>
</span><br>
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it gives me a different value (the one I expect and want). Obviously, my ¨global¨ definition isn´t going global. What can I do to make it global; that is, call it outside of the span tag?<br>
TIA,<br>
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