xen:if is this template..display this template

[EQnoble]

I was wondering if there is a simple way to specify a scenario such as this below...I am sure I wrote this all sort's of wrong but that's why I am asking.

<div class="{xen:if "{$templateName} == 'account_signature' then display template_Y

Anyone have any ideas?
If I would have to add this kind of functionality into a listener I am not against that at all either.

 

[EQnoble]

Figured it out....

<xen:if is="{$selectedKey} == 'account/signature'">

    <div class=>Some content</div>

</xen:if>

I should add that this does not do what I thought I was going to have to do...but I have gotten the same effect out of this that I was looking for.

 

[Kier]

Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but there seems to be two questions here, so I'll answer both and see if we get to the resolution:
Q1:

<div class="{xen:if '{$templateName} == "account_signature"', 'sigClass', 'otherClass'}">

Q2:

<xen:if is="{$selectedKey} == 'account/signature'">
	<xen:include template="my_account_signature_extra_template" />
</xen:if>

 

[EQnoble]

Well the problem with Q2 is that I am creating the template from a listener which listens for account_wrapper_content so the content in Q2 is actually already being called.

Also I am a little confused about the 'sigClass', 'otherClass' part

Can I use xen:if conditionals inside of my listener?

 

[Kier]

Well the problem with Q2 is that I am creating the template from a listener which listens for account_wrapper_content so the content in Q2 is actually already being called.

Also I am a little confused about the 'sigClass', 'otherClass' part

Can I use xen:if conditionals inside of my listener?

Generally speaking, {$varname} in a template is equivalent to $params = $template->getParams(); $varname = $params['varname'] in your template listener.

 

[EQnoble]

I think I can wrap my head around that now...thanks!

Q2 also has given me another idea