includecontentTrue

IncludecontentTrue is a boolean flag used in some templating and content generation systems to control whether the content of a referenced block should be included inline within the current document or template. It typically represents a binary decision: include or exclude.

In templating engines, includecontentTrue may be part of a directive for including partials, components, or fetched content. When set to true, the engine embeds the content; when false, it may insert a placeholder, a link, or skip the content entirely, depending on the system.

The exact behavior varies by implementation. Some systems fetch and inline content immediately; others perform lazy loading or conditional rendering based on user permissions, performance settings, or caching rules. The flag can appear as a configuration option, a parameter in an include statement, or a boolean field in a data model.

Syntax and interoperability: The name includecontentTrue is usually a boolean value, but variations exist such as includecontentMore, includeContent: true, or includecontent: "true". In configurations, it may appear in YAML, JSON, or as a query parameter. It is generally used alongside other include-related options like excludeContent or asyncLoad.

Considerations: Using includecontentTrue can impact page size, rendering time, and accessibility. It requires predictable content boundaries to prevent duplication or circular references. Developers should document behavior and maintain consistency across components.

See also: includeContent, partial, include, content loading, lazy loading, templating.