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Tags for controlling old syntax interpolation order

[[any]]
NOTE: This is not used in the new parser. If you are using this mechanism you should be changing the way you do things, for this style of tag will disappear in the next version of MiniVend.

Forces early interpolation of any tag. Sometimes needed if the order of interpolation does not achieve the desired result (meaning you see MiniVend tags displayed on the page).

NOTE: This is ignored if using the new syntax.

[ n [any] HTML n ]
NOTE: This is not used in the new parser. If you are using this mechanism you should be changing the way you do things, for this style of tag will disappear in the next version of MiniVend.

Where n is a single digit in the range 0-9. If present, it forces early interpolation of that region of MiniVend tags, and is differentiated from other early interpolation areas. The enclosed MiniVend tags will still be interpolated in the normal order, but it can usually be combined with the [post] [/post] pair to achieve the desired order.

NOTE: This is ignored if using the new syntax.

[post]
NOTE: This is not used in the new parser. If you are using this mechanism you should be changing the way you do things, for this style of tag will disappear in the next version of MiniVend.

Selects an area that will not be interpolated until after the rest of the page is interpolated. If followed by a number, will match a terminating [/post] tag with the corresponding number.

NOTE: This is ignored if using the new syntax.

[/post]
Terminates a [post] region.


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