Hi Federico,
> Hi all, I'm working in a helper that has to output lot of JS code. The thing
> is that I really dislike coding JS as string (ie "alert('whatever')")
> becouse I'm loosing all the code completition that modern IDE's do for me.
> So I'm actually doing something like this:
>
> (inside a helper class)
>
> function getSomeHtml(){
> $output = ob_get_clean();
> ob_start();
> ?>
>
> HTML and JS here
>
> <?php
> $returnValue = ob_get_clean();
> ob_start();
> echo $output;
> return $returnValue;
>
> }
>
> But I noticed that most helpers (even Cake core ones) use the other way of
> coding (creating JS as a PHP string). So I guess what I'm doing isn't good
> at all. Any sugestions?
I usually use the string approach. Another idea is to put the HTML and
JS code into a separate file which is then loaded from your helper.
Maybe that's something you could use?
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Daniel Hofstetter
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