This is probably not a real bug, and very trivial thing anyway, but thought to mention it.
<xen:likes /> does not accept {xen:link} in the url parameter. {xen:link} should generate an expected value for the url parameter.
The workaround I'm using currently is saving the value of the {xen:link} in a new var.
Could be much cleaner to use {xen:link} in the parameter.
<xen:likes /> does not accept {xen:link} in the url parameter. {xen:link} should generate an expected value for the url parameter.
The workaround I'm using currently is saving the value of the {xen:link} in a new var.
HTML:
<xen:set var="$likesUrl">{xen:link posts/likes, $someVar}</xen:set>
<xen:likes number="$someVar.likes" users="$someVar.likeUsers" url="$likesUrl" liked="$someVar.like_date" />
Could be much cleaner to use {xen:link} in the parameter.
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