问题
On my Jekyll-powered website I have an inclusion that does something function-like, but I can't figure out how to pass it parameters correctly.
When I use {% include ... %}, passing parameters like this..
{% include function.liquid foo="{{ baz.quux }}" %}
..it just passes the literal string {{ baz.quux }} which is, of course, not what I wanted! I want to pass the value of baz.quux. How do I do this?
Thanks!
回答1:
There are two ways to achieve this. I have tested both approaches against the github-pages version of Jekyll.
Using Capture
Assuming you are referencing {{ foo }} in the code of your include, you need to assign a value to foo before calling the include.
Such as:
{% capture foo %}{{ baz.quux }}{% endcapture %}
{% include function.liquid %}
Using parameters to Include
This allows you to control the scope of the variable, which it looks like you want. There is some detail of how to set this up in the templates documentation.
You were nearly right with the syntax, in the template you would use:
{% include function.liquid foo=baz.quux %}
The part that was missing is that the variable needs to be referenced differently in the code of the include file, you need to use {{ include.foo }}
回答2:
Enter the variable without quotes or parentheses, like that:
{% include footer.html param="value" variable-param=page.variable %}
In your case:
{% include function.liquid foo=baz.quux %}
It works in my site.
From: https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/3577#issue-61988857
回答3:
Alongside David Hutchison's, there is a third solution:
Using assign
{% assign foo = baz.quux %}
{% include function.liquid %}
Now you can reference {{ foo }} in your included file.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21976330/passing-parameters-to-inclusion-in-liquid-templates