ServiceDesk HTML tag {% ... %}
Published: September 2, 2015 - 9:41 AM
Hello,
I'm currently working on the "service desk" section accessible via this link http://localhost:8088 on machines with the agent installed.
I'm trying to understand how the code works so I can eventually develop a web portal that offers similar functionality to the WAPT console (allowing for user-specific access rights).
The HTML pages for this service desk are located in the installation directory at: ../waptservice/template.
Within the code of these pages, there's a {% ... %} tag containing "classic" code (if statements, for statements, etc.), but I don't understand the language of these tags. It looks like PHP, but the usual PHP tag is... Luc
Does anyone have any idea what this tag means and the language it uses
?
I'm currently working on the "service desk" section accessible via this link http://localhost:8088 on machines with the agent installed.
I'm trying to understand how the code works so I can eventually develop a web portal that offers similar functionality to the WAPT console (allowing for user-specific access rights).
The HTML pages for this service desk are located in the installation directory at: ../waptservice/template.
Within the code of these pages, there's a {% ... %} tag containing "classic" code (if statements, for statements, etc.), but I don't understand the language of these tags. It looks like PHP, but the usual PHP tag is... Luc
Does anyone have any idea what this tag means and the language it uses
?