Concerto tests are very flexible. You can insert any dynamic content into specific sections on the HTML template at run time. That is why Concerto pages are called HTML templates. We can imagine situations where a test uses only one HTML template but changes it's content depending on the current test session state.
As you can see in the example above we created a very simple HTML template. What is interesting in it is
{{username}} string in the template header and
{{questions}} string in the template middle section.
By using double curly brackets: {{something}}, we declare that this is the place where
we want to insert some dynamic content at a run time. This section will later be referred to by the name that is
located within double brackets. The template is ready for dynamic content. Now let's take a look at how to
insert any variable value into sections in the test logic.
Open function toolbar
Click to insert concerto.template.show function wizard
We need to fill two arguments: templateID - id of the template we previously
created and params - named list with the values of dynamic content. Other
parameters can be left with default values.
Take a look at the example of passing dynamic content to HTML template. params
parameter is now set to a named list with two arguments: username which will take
value of the name_of_logged_user variable from test session and questions
which will be filled with value of variable named question_list.
That's it! The section in HTML template declared as a dynamic content will now be filled with selected variable values.