se_current_view Tag

The se_current_view tag provides various utilities to retrieve information about the view currently being rendered. For example, it is capable of returning the current relative view path, as well as outputting <!-- START: --> and <!-- END: --> comments in a development environment.

#se_current_view Tag

When used by itself, the se_current_view tag will output the relative path of the view currently being rendered:

1{{# Output the relative path of the current view. #}}
2{{ se_current_view /}}

#se_current_view:start Tag

The se_current_view:start tag will output a <!-- START: --> HTML comment with the current relative view path. This tag does nothing when the site is in production mode.

1{{ se_current_view:start /}}

#se_current_view:end Tag

The se_current_view:end tag will output a <!-- END: --> HTML comment with the current relative view path. This tag does nothing when the site is in production mode.

1{{ se_current_view:end /}}

#se_current_view:wrap Tag

The se_current_view:wrap tag will is a helper tag that combines the se_current_view:start and se_current_view:end functionality. This tag is intended to be used as a tag pair, and will wrap the contents of the tag in <!-- START --><!-- END --> HTML comments.

This tag does nothing when the site is in production mode.

1{{ se_current_view:wrap }}
2    Other template code here.
3{{ /se_current_view:wrap }}