On Mon, 2005-11-14 at 23:42, Leonard Burton wrote:
> HI All,
>
> In your template parsing classes do you put the code for tags in
> seperate files or do you have some kind of array or other method of
> assigning the action associated with the tag?
>
> I have been putting the code for the tags in
HI All,
In your template parsing classes do you put the code for tags in
seperate files or do you have some kind of array or other method of
assigning the action associated with the tag?
I have been putting the code for the tags in a dat/tag.dat file and
then including the file wherever the tag i
Rather than kill myself trying to do this, I'm simply cutting the file
at the content point and saving each half of the file, and using
INCLUDE("Start.php") and INCLUDE("finish.php"). Template variables are
included in the $template array.
As far as the actual template is concerned, I'll keep
Jonathan Haddad wrote:
eval takes a string and evaluates it as PHP, which I also thought would
work. But this is a file of mixed PHP and HTML.
If your file starts off in HTML mode, then:
$file = file_get_contents('yourfile.php');
eval('?>'.$file.'
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eval takes a string and evaluates it as PHP, which I also thought would
work. But this is a file of mixed PHP and HTML.
I've designed it this way because I work with guys that are dreamweaver
crazy and want to do all th
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Hadddad wrote:
> [code in a template]
Think you're right this IS a problem.
Use Templates to seperate code from the ouput 'layer'.
If you still have code in your template, maybe it's bad design.
why don't you simply add some more variables to your template and tell
the templa
eval takes a string and evaluates it as PHP, which I also thought would
work. But this is a file of mixed PHP and HTML.
I've designed it this way because I work with guys that are dreamweaver
crazy and want to do all their layout there.
Maybe I should parse the file, and eval() the PHP and ech
Jonathan Hadddad wrote:
if there's any PHP code in the template file, it just gets echoed to
the page. is there any way to have the code between the
evaluated instead of just echoed?? I realize an include would work,
but the goal is to use a single file as the template.
anyone got any suggestion
Here is my situation:
I have created a template system. A template is a single file that
simply has the word {content} in it where the content belongs. The
logo and the nav are in the template.
The first half of the file is read (up to {content} ). Then the
content from the actual file is eval
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