<g:applyLayout name="myLayout" template="displaybook" params="[books: books]" />applyLayout
Purpose
Applies the specified layout to either the body, a given template, or an arbitrary URL, allowing the development of "portlet"-style applications and mashups
Examples
or
<g:applyLayout name="myLayout" url="https://www.google.com" />or
<g:applyLayout name="myLayout">
The content to apply a layout to
</g:applyLayout>Description
Attributes
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name- The name of the layout -
template- (optional) The template to apply the layout to -
url- (optional) The URL to retrieve the content from and apply a layout to -
action- (optional) The action whose output to include and apply a layout to, used together withcontroller -
controller- (optional) The controller whose action output to include and apply a layout to -
contentType(optional) - The content type to use, default is "text/html" -
encoding(optional) - The encoding to use -
params(optional) - The params to pass onto the page object (retrievable with the pageProperty tag); foraction/controllercontent they are also passed as request parameters to the include -
model(optional) - The model (as java.util.Map) to pass to the view and layout templates -
parse(optional) - Iftrue, forces the content to be parsed for head, title and body sections instead of reusing an already captured page