The templating system code is oriented towards parsing templates @@ -91,17 +91,17 @@
In some cases, the template itself may be based on yet another base template. For example, the templating system itself generates form templates based on a generic "style" template. The generic template -primarily depends on a single data source, elements, which +primarily depends on a single data source, elements, which references the element list for a particular form object. A single -multipleloop is used to lay out the specific -formwidget and formgroup tags, along with labels and +multipleloop is used to lay out the specific +formwidget and formgroup tags, along with labels and validation text, for the form. The output of this first step is then rendered into HTML and returned to the user.
Note that the generic "style" template contains templating tags -(formwidget, formgroup, if etc.) that must +(formwidget, formgroup, if etc.) that must be "protected" during the first step. The templating system provides -the noparse tag to do this.
+the noparse tag to do this.