The <jinn:echo/> tag makes it possible to output content that might be
stored in a variable. Most often this embed is used in conjunction with the
{jinn:getValue} embed.
This is the value to be echoed. This attribute is most often used in
conjunction with the {jinn:getValue} embed. In
case where a literal is used then the value should be as would be declared in
your PHP code itself. It should be noted that echoing a literal is the same as
just having included the literal, and so it would be rather pointless to do
so.
The following example outlines the syntax used for this tag:
<jinn:echo value="{jinn:getValue name=address}"/>