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deleteTemplateBlock
BASIC / ADVANCED / PREMIUM
Deletes a block of content from the Word template.
Description
public deleteTemplateBlock (string $varName)
The BLOCK variables are wrappers of content. They are used to remove unwanted parts of the document on “run time”.
This method does exactly that: removes a block of content from the Word template that has been previously enclosed between BLOCK tags ($BLOCK_varName$), or any other custom block prefix using setTemplateBlockSymbol.
Please refer to the Tutorial for a detailed description of the process.
Parameters
varName
The name of the variable.
Code samples
Example #1
The resulting Word document looks like:
