Render: Template

Render a template file (with arguments if desired).

Supports passing variables and controlling the format, paths can be overridden and uses the same format as TS settings a' la plugin.tx_myext.view, which means that this can be done (from any extension, not just "foo")

<v:render.template
        file="EXT:foo/Resources/Private/Templates/Action/Show.html"
 variables="{object: customLoadedObject}"
 paths="{v:variable.typoscript(path: 'plugin.tx_foo.view')}"
 format="xml" />

Which would render the "show" action's template from EXT:foo using paths define in that extension's typoscript but using a custom loaded object when rendering the template rather than the object defined by the "Action" controller of EXT:foo. The output would be in XML format and this format would also be respected by Layouts and Partials which are rendered from the Show.html template.

As such this is very similar to Render/RequestViewHelper with two major differences:

1. A true ControllerContext is not present when rendering which means that links generated in the template should be made always including all parameters from ExtensionName over PluginName through the usual action etc.
2. The Controller from EXT:foo is not involved in any way, which means that any custom variables the particular template depends on must be added manually through the "variables" argument

Consider using Render/InlineViewHelper if you are rendering templates from the same plugin.

Consider using Render/RequestViewHelper if you require a completely isolated rendering identical to that which takes place when rendering an Extbase plugin's content object.