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XSSI echo directive
The echo directive prints the value of a variable as if you'd simply typed it in as part of your HTML (i.e., if the variable "elPresidente" is set to "nadav," then <!--#echo var="elPresidente" --> will print "nadav").

Basic syntax:
<!--#echo var="somevariable" -->

How to insert a new echo directive
To insert a new XSSI echo directive at the cursor's current location in your document, either choose "XSSI echo" from the Insert menu icon in the XSSI category on the floating Object palette. Simply type the name of the variable you want to echo or choose an existing one from the list and click "OK." If you have automatic translation enabled (or you manually translate your document), the appropriate value will be shown. Otherwise, an icon will appear to show you that there is an invisible element on your page.

Note: Only variables that have been set before the current location will appear in the list since only these variables are available to be echoed. In addition, if any environment variables have been set using the Set Environment Variables command, they will appear in the list as well.

How to change an existing echo directive
To change an existing echo directive, select the directive either by clicking the echoed text (if it's been translated) or invisible element icon or by clicking within the directive in the HTML inspector window. When you do this, the Property Inspector for XSSI echo directives will appear. It looks like this:

Here, you can change the variable to be echoed, the same way you created it.

For more information about using set directives (and XSSI in general), take a look at our Introduction to XSSI.