The documentation says that you can use parameters in your strings like so:
home.welcome=¡Bienvenido a nuestra tienda de comestibles, {0}!
<p th:utext="#{home.welcome(${user.name})}">
Welcome to our grocery store, Sebastian Pepper!
</p>
And indeed, that is working for me.
However, it also says that "several parameters can be specified, separated by commas."
However, I cannot figure out the syntax for multiple parameters.
My source string is something like
home.welcome=Welcome to {0} store, {1}!
And I have tried the following expressions
1. #{home.welcome((${store.name}),(${user.name}))}
2. #{home.welcome(${store.name}, ${user.name})}
3. #{home.welcome(${store.name, user.name})}
4. #{home.welcome(${store.name}),(${user.name})}
Which all give TemplateProcessingException: Could not parse as expression, except #4 which gives ??home.welcome(${store.name}),_en??
What is the correct syntax of the expression for loading two parameters into a template string?
I found this answer, but it doesn't work. It suggests I do #2 above
