I have a template with the variable 'category'.
At some point I send this variable to an embedded template like so :
{% embed "AtgpTrackerBundle:Ticket:/_list.html.twig" with {"table": table, "category": category} %}
This _list template extends from a defaultTable template :
{% extends "AtgpTrackerBundle::Table/_defaultTable.html.twig" %}
which features some blocks :
<thead>
{% block tableHead %}
<tr>
//some code
</tr>
{% endblock tableHead %}
</thead>
<tbody id="{{ table.bodyId }}">
{% block tableBody %}
//some code
{% endblock tableBody %}
</tbody>
So, In the _list template, I overwrite some blocks, using the 'category' variable.
Everything works fine when I use the category in the tableHead block. When I use it in tableBody, I have the "variable category doesn't exist" exception.
What is triggering me, is that when i try to dump the category in the tableBody block, it actually shows ! But I still have the error, pointing me the line where I wrote the dump.
EDIT to make my question clearer : For instance if I try to overwrite the blocks above like that :
{% block tableHead %}
{{dump(category)}}
{{category}}
{% endblock %}
{% block tableBody %}
{{dump(category)}}
{{category}}
{% endblock %}
Both dump work fine, but the second one sends an exception "variable category doesn't exist" and the line after is not being processed. I seems like I just can't use the category in the tableBody block.
I can't figure out how to explain this behaviour, which seems really strange to me...