Hello Is it possible to load a widget with a dynamic attribute name? For example ```{% widget data.w

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Hello
Is it possible to load a widget with a dynamic attribute name? For example

{% widget data.widgetName args data.widgetParams only %}{% endwidget %}

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It seems like WidgetTagTwigTokenParse::parseWidgetTagHead() does not like an attribute being used as widget name. It throws an exception if the widget name is an expression and not a string. However, if I remove that exception throwing code then it works ok.
Is that condition intentional? and is there any other way to achieve this?

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talking about this bit - https://github.com/spryker-shop/shop-application/blob/master/src/SprykerShop/Yves/ShopApplication/Twig/Widget/TokenParser/WidgetTagTwigTokenParser.php#L118-L123

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Hello @U011K6DASBW I’m not sure but you can check if the widget exists before ->

{% if widgetExists('data.YOUR_WIDGET_NAME') %}
    <div>
        {{ widget('data.YOUR_WIDGET_NAME', param1, param2) }}
    </div>
{% endif %}

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yes I can put the validation widgetExists, but the question is really if I can use an attribute as widget name? and by attribute I mean it should really be evaluated, not passed as string 'data.widgetName'

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also, isn’t using widget function like {{ widget() }} deprecated?

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docs said no, and in other modules is it already used: https://documentation.spryker.com/docs/t-widgets-widget-plugins

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ok, I will stick with {% widget data.widgetName args data.widgetParams only %}{% endwidget %} pattern, and will override the WidgetTagTwigTokenParse::parseWidgetTagHead() method to allow using an attribute as widget name, just wanted to make sure that it won’t break anything else, thanks!

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and will override the WidgetTagTwigTokenParse::parseWidgetTagHead()  method to allow using an attribute as widget name,

maybe you make this a change request, if your solution is secured 🤷‍♂️ enough