Detecting the Grails Environment in a GSP
Detecting the Grails Environment in a GSP
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**** UPDATE ****
Thanks Burt for the comment pointing out that the original code I posted is actually deprecated and for pointing out a better way for testing environment.
According to the docs (and Burt), this is the correct way to test for environment in a GSP.
<g:if env="production">
<!-- Markup to include ONLY when in production -->
</g:if>
**** The code below is deprecated ****
<g:if test="${ grails.util.GrailsUtil.getEnvironment().equals(org.codehaus.groovy.grails.commons.GrailsApplication.ENV_PRODUCTION) }">
<!-- Markup to include ONLY when in production -->
</g:if>
Hope this helps others who are looking to do the same within their GSPs.
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