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TCDL is a technology-neutral language you can use in your templating code. Depending on the Output Format of your Component Template, TCDL tags get transformed into your Web site's language at publish time or at request time.
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Unable to process tcdl tags
If you've created your tcdl tag handlers as discussed in the comments, then make sure you're fetching the component presentations using the ComponentPresentationAssembler not the Factory. … The CP Factory does not do any TCDL processing. …
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Does syntax matter for REL DCPs?
I've run into issues where if the the link tcdl tag is rendered with attributes carried over to a new line and indented (for code readability), the REL parser chokes. … So make sure the tcdl tags are all on one line with no '\n' characters in between. …
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