With ``TemplateCompile'' enabled, ezroot() and ezurl() assumes first parameter is a constant, and passing a variable is ignored. In such case, both operators output the default doublequotes.

However, with ``TemplateCompile'' disabled – as one may set during site development, both operators behave correctly in regard to first parameter being a variable. This may lead to some links on site getting silently broken, as they're being output with wrong kind of quotes. For exmaple, a link in JavaScript onclick handler, which needs to be enclosed in single quoted.

The behavior depends on a block of code, shared by both operators, around lines 491-508 in kernel/common/ezurloperator.php ( line numbers for version 3.9.1 ). The block fails to check with eZTemplateNodeTool::isStaticElement() whether the first parameter is static or variable. The block of code is not being used when TemplateCompile is disabled.

Steps to reproduce

• enable ``TemplateCompile'' in site.ini
• create a template which uses ezurl() or ezroot() operator
• pass first parameter (quote type ) as a variable, like:

  {def $quotingStyle = 'single'}
  SOME_URL|ezurl( $quotingStyle )
  

• the operator does not respect the parameter.
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• disable the ``TemplateCompile'' in site.ini; the parameter is being respected.